OlyBet Sets European Mixed Poker Championship in Tallinn for Oct. 26-31
The six-day Olympic Park Casino festival centers on an €800 8-Game Main Event and two €1,500 High Rollers.
- The European Mixed Poker Championship runs at Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn from Oct. 26-31.
- The €800 8-Game Main Event has two starting flights on Oct. 30 and concludes the following day.
- The schedule includes €200 entry-level tournaments, €185 Main Event satellites and a €300 Mystery Bounty.
- Two €1,500 High Rollers, 24/7 cash games and player social events round out the festival.
OlyBet will stage the 2026 European Mixed Poker Championship at Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn, Estonia, from Oct. 26-31. The six-day mixed-games festival has more than 10 tournaments, buy-ins starting at €200 and cash games running 24 hours a day.
The €800 8-Game Main Event begins Friday, Oct. 30, according to PokerNews. It has two Day 1 flights, at 11:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., with surviving players returning Oct. 31 to play for the title. Players can re-enter once in each starting flight, while €185 H.E.T.R.O.S. satellites on Oct. 29 and 30 offer a cheaper route into the event.
The Main Event rotates through No-Limit Hold’em, Limit Hold’em, Pot-Limit Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Stud, Stud Hi-Lo, Razz and 2-7 Triple Draw. That format puts draw, stud and split-pot variants alongside the better-known hold’em and Omaha games.
The opening event is the €200 Big Bet Mix on Oct. 26. Other lower-buy-in options include the €200 S.O.R.B.E.T., €200 Omaha Dealer’s Choice and €300 6-Game Mystery Bounty, which runs on the final day.
At the upper end of the schedule are two €1,500 High Rollers. The S.O.R.B.E.T. High Roller starts Oct. 29 and uses Seven Card Stud, Omaha Hi-Lo, Razz, Badugi, Stud Hi-Lo and 2-7 Triple Draw; the €1,500 6-Game High Roller follows on Oct. 31.
Further events include a €700 20-Game Dealer’s Choice, €555 Lowball Draw Mix and €300 Senkel’s Paradise Pick’em. In the Pick’em event, the player on the dealer button selects the game to be played.
OlyBet has also scheduled a welcome dinner for Oct. 26 and a community lunch for Oct. 29. The round-the-clock cash-game offering will give players action between tournaments and an opportunity to try unfamiliar mixed-game formats.
