Drea Karlsen Rules Queens Event on Action-Packed Day at WSOPC Tallinn

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Norway’s Drea Karlsen cemented her status as the new queen of Tallinn after a commanding wire-to-wire victory in Ring Event #4: €350 NLH Queens at the WSOP Circuit stop in Estonia. Karlsen bagged €6,480, a coveted WSOPC gold ring, and a $5,000 Ticket to Paradise package to the Bahamas after dominating a 74-player field at Olympic Park Casino.

Starting the final day as chip leader, Karlsen never relinquished control. She bulldozed through the final table, eliminating six of her eight opponents—including a spirited final duel with Sweden’s Sindy Ygborn, who finished runner-up and received €4,150.

Karlsen’s final knockout came when Ygborn shoved with Q♦ 4♣, only to run into the Norwegian’s 6♥ 6♠. The board ran out 9♣ 4♥ K♠ 5♥ 7♥, giving both players a pair, but Karlsen’s sixes held strong to secure the title and her place in the WSOPC Tallinn winner’s circle.

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The win marks Karlsen’s second major title of the year, having previously triumphed in a Queens event during OlyBet’s Showdown series in Vilnius. It was a fitting end to a memorable day in Tallinn, which also saw the €555 NLH draw a record-breaking field and the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Main Event officially get underway.

Ring Event #4: €350 NLH Queens – Final Table Results

Position Player Country Prize
1 Drea Karlsen Norway €6,480 + $5,000 Ticket to Paradise
2 Sindy Ygborn Sweden €4,150
3 Nadja Sutter Switzerland €2,770
4 Vita Veidemane Latvia €1,950
5 Saara Benlamine Finland €1,443
6 Iryna Tsikhanskaya Belarus €1,120
7 Helina Tamm Estonia €910
8 Jenny Westerlund Sweden €820
9 Anzelika Urbane Latvia €750

WSOPC Tallinn Main Event Heats Up

The €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn Main Event is officially underway, with Day 1a attracting 125 entries. Forty-seven players secured seats for Day 2, set for Friday. Two more flights are scheduled for Wednesday at 12 p.m. and 7 p.m. EEST, as players from across the globe chase a share of one of Northern Europe’s most prestigious titles.

With €161,595 already added to the prize pool, expectations are high for a massive turnout across the remaining flights, setting the stage for a thrilling weekend.

€555 NLH Shatters Estonian Records

Ring Event #3: €555 NLH will crown its champion today, but the event has already made history. A total of 744 entries created the largest €555 field ever recorded in Estonia, generating a prize pool that includes €62,100, a WSOPC ring, and a Ticket to Paradise package for the winner.

Latvia’s Raivis Pucurs leads the final day’s field. The Latvian has been on a heater in 2025, highlighted by a victory and several deep runs at OlyBet’s Showdown Voodoo Spring Edition in Riga.

Six WSOPC Rings on the Line Today

Wednesday brings a wave of action to Tallinn, with six WSOPC ring events either kicking off or playing down to winners.

Highlights include:

  • Ring Event #6: €1,100 PLO4/5 – 29 players return to battle it out for the title.
  • Ring Event #7: €5,000 NLH – One of the week’s premier high-roller events draws elite talent.
  • Ring Event #8: €1,100 8-Game – Mixed-game players get their spotlight at 5 p.m. local time.

Meanwhile, satellites, side events, and buzzing cash games continue to fill the Olympic Park Casino, making WSOPC Tallinn a true summer poker festival.

Stay tuned as more champions emerge and the road to Paradise continues.