From the big blind, David Docherty pushed his stack of 32,700 into a pot of roughly 25,000 on the 10♣2♣4♦8♦5♥ river. Roni Pakkala called in the small blind, seeing his opponent open 10♦2♦ for two pair.
Pakkala could not beat it, and he mucked his cards as Docherty dragged in the double-up.
Mati Pirn in the big blind and Albert Ostrovskij under the gun had reached the river on a 8♥J♦7♥K♣K♠ board. Pirn checked to Ostrovskij, who bet 26,000 into a pot of 50,000.
Pirn spent a while in the tank, but eventually tossed in a reluctant call. Ostrovskij showed K♦4♦ for trip kings, and Pirn returned his cards to the muck.
Heads up in a pot of 10,000, Hampus Groenstroem checked the Q♠2♠9♣ flop under the gun to Johan Creutz in the cutoff, who placed a bet. Groenstroem then raised to 12,000, and Creutz called.
Groenstroem bet 16,000 on the 6♦ turn, again seeing Creutz call. He then quickly jammed in his stack of 33,400 on the 2♥ river, but Creutz had seen enough and folded.
Level: 7
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Last summer, Jenny Westerlund claimed the WSOP Circuit Main Event ring after a breathtaking final table performance at the record-breaking 2025 WSOPC Tallinn.
The Swede came into the day second in chips and wasted no time asserting herself, playing an aggressive style that saw her rise to the top of a record 888-entry field at OlyBet’s Olympic Park Casino.
For the win, Westerlund took home €200,200, by far her biggest live result, along with the €5,000 Ticket to WSOP Paradise package. Her previous best cash was $42,451, at the Nordic Masters of Poker over ten years ago.
| Place | Player | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jenny Westerlund | Sweden | €200,200 + $5,000 Ticket to Paradise |
| 2 | Krzysztof Chmielowski | Poland | €128,500 |
| 3 | Igor Pihela Sr | Estonia | €90,200 |
| 4 | Martin Surovec | Czech Republic | €62,500 |
| 5 | Elias Vääräniemi | Finland | €46,000 |
| 6 | David Vinaya | Norway | €33,100 |
| 7 | Jari-Pekka Juhola | Finland | €25,060 |
| 8 | Stephen Groom | England | €19,500 |
| 9 | Karolis Kutkauskas | Lithuania | €14,200 |
The 224 remaining players have been sent on their second 20-minute break of the day.
Daniel Rantanen open-jammed his last 8,100 in the hijack. Jonas Lapinskas then raised to 20,000 on the button, after which Otto Pukk rejammed in the small blind for 52,300.
After some time in the tank, Lapinskas let go of his cards to force a showdown.
Daniel Rantanen: A♣K♥ 
Otto Pukk: Q♦Q♣
Rantanen won the pot on the 9♣9♠K♣5♥5♠ board to triple up, while Lapinskas claimed to have folded a nine for what would have been the winning hand.
Adem Can opened the action from the cutoff with a raise to 2,200 and Mounir Tajiou slid his stack forward worth a little under 20,000. The action folded back to Can and he called.
Mounir Tajiou: A♥5♥
Adem Can: K♣Q♣
The A♠9♠4♥ put Tajiou even more ahead as he left his opponent with runner-runner outs only. The K♠ turn provided a lifeline for Can and the K♥ sealed Tajiou's fate.
Late registration is still open for another 5.5 hours in this flight and there's Day 1e later today so we might see Tajiou back in action.
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