WSOP Circuit Tallinn Returns With 12 Rings and €1 Million Main Event
The festival at Olympic Park Casino adds a $5,000 WSOP Paradise package for ring winners and a Luxon Pay raffle.
WSOP Circuit Tallinn is returning to Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn, Estonia with 12 ring events, more than 60 side events and a €1,500 Main Event that guarantees €1 million. The latest schedule material points to a July 23 warm-up day and an Aug. 2 finish, while an earlier OlyBet announcement had described a July 19-28 window and over 40 side events.
The festival opens with the €350 Mini Main Event, which has four starting flights across the opening weekend and awards a ring of its own. The ring slate also includes a €350 Queens women’s event, a €555 Pot-Limit Omaha 4/5 event, a €555 Sviten Special, a €1,100 8-Game, a €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty and a one-day €5,000 No-Limit Hold’em event.
The Main Event has five starting flights beginning on July 28. Players can enter as many flights as they want, but only their largest qualifying stack advances if they bag more than once. Day 2 is set for July 31, and the champion will be crowned Aug. 2.
The side-event schedule stretches well beyond the ring events with mixed games, Open-Face Chinese Pineapple, bounty events, bomb pots and turbo tournaments. Olympic Park Casino is also set for 24/7 cash games throughout the series.
Registration comes with a few hoops. Players need an active WSOP LIVE account, must download the app before arriving and have a valid government-issued photo ID to register on the casino’s ground floor before heading upstairs to the tournament area at Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel. The minimum age for both the series and the casino is 21.
There is extra incentive on top of the rings and prize pools. Every Tallinn ring winner gets a $5,000 package to the WSOP Circuit Championship at WSOP Paradise 2026 in the Bahamas, and a Luxon Pay-linked raffle gives one entry for each qualifying buy-in with a randomly drawn €1,100 WSOPC ticket as the prize.
Tallinn has hosted the Circuit before. The first WSOP Circuit stop in Estonia came in 2023 with 12 gold-ring events and €1 million in combined guarantees. Last summer’s Mini Main Event drew 954 entries and re-entries, with Sweden’s Simon Persson winning €45,700, and the WSOP Tallinn Main Event later produced 888 entries, a €1,138,860 prize pool shared by 138 finishers, a €200,200 win for Jenny Westerlund and a €128,500 runner-up payout for Krzysztof Chmielowski. By the final table, the nine finalists had at least €14,200 locked up.
