Charly Journot shoved in 80,000 from early position. It folded to Ermo Kosk in the small blind, who rejammed for 220,000. Roy van der Reijnst instantly called in the big blind, covering both opponents.
Charly Journot: Q♠Q♥ 
Ermo Kosk: A♦10♥
Roy van der Reijnst: A♠A♥
Van der Reijnst's aces faced no issues on the 3♥5♦J♣10♣3♦ runout, netting him a double knockout.
Level: 17
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Espen Ringstad three-bet jammed his 155,000 in from the hijack, and Diego De Martino quickly called in middle position.
Espen Ringstad: 5♠5♥
Diego De Martino: K♠K♦
Ringstad did not find a five on the A♥3♠8♦8♣Q♠ runout, sending him to the exit.
Sander Ostlyngen checked the 3♠7♣9♣J♠ turn from the big blind to Roy van der Reijnst in the hijack. Van der Reijnst added 60,000 to the pot of 120,000 with a bet, to which Ostlyngen responded by moving all in for 225,000.
Van der Reijnst thought it over for a bit, then called to put the bracelet winner at risk.
Sander Ostlyngen: J♦9♦
Roy van der Reijnst: Q♥J♥
Ostlyngen's top two pair remained best on the 8♦ river, doubling him up to a stack worth nearly 60 big blinds.
Christian Steinbo got his 160,000 in under the gun against Jussi Julkunen on the button and was at risk of elimination.
Christian Steinbo: A♦K♣
Jussi Julkunen: K♥K♦
No ace appeared on the Q♦5♦3♣7♦ flop or turn, but the 10♦ river made Steinbo the nut flush to double up anyway.
Small blind Tarjei Forus and Luka Sorainen on the button had created a pot of 250,000 when they headed to the 4♥A♣K♥6♥ turn, which they both checked.
Forus checked again on the 9♠ river, but Sorainen took a different approach and put his opponent all in for 156,000. Forus spent a minute in the tank before he called for his tournament life.
Sorainen showed J♥8♥ for a flush, prompting Forus to tap the table and stand up as his A♦Q♣ was no good.
The 977 entries in the WSOPC Tallinn Main Event have gathered a prize pool of €1,253,002. The 147 players who have made Day 2 have all guaranteed themselves a minimum cash of €3,000.
Five-figure prizes await the top 11 players, while the eventual champion is set to walk away with the eye-watering sum of €210,000.
| Place | Prize | Place | Prize | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | €210,000 | 16-23 | €7,980 | |
| 2 | €140,500 | 24-31 | €6,620 | |
| 3 | €96,950 | 32-39 | €5,610 | |
| 4 | €68,575 | 40-47 | €4,840 | |
| 5 | €49,300 | 48-55 | €4,260 | |
| 6 | €36,050 | 56-63 | €3,830 | |
| 7 | €26,810 | 64-71 | €3,520 | |
| 8 | €20,300 | 72-79 | €3,310 | |
| 9 | €15,657 | 80-87 | €3,170 | |
| 10-11 | €12,270 | 88-147 | €3,000 | |
| 12-15 | €9,800 |
With 36 minutes remaining in Level 16: 5,000/10,000, the cards have been sent flying for Day 2 of the 2026 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event.
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