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SHOW TABLES FROM `maineven_met-base`

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SELECT *
FROM `page_views`
WHERE `date` = '2024-12-23'
AND `url` = 'https://www.maineventtravel.com/tour_stop_blogs/view_blog_iframe/31/120/updates'
ORDER BY `views` DESC

0.0172 SECONDS: 
UPDATE `page_views` SET views = views + 1
WHERE `date` = '2024-12-23'
AND `url` = 'https://www.maineventtravel.com/tour_stop_blogs/view_blog_iframe/31/120/updates'

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						WHEN tour_stops.logo IS NULL or tour_stops.logo = ''
						THEN tours.logo
						ELSE tour_stops.logo
					END AS logo, tours.name as tour_name, tours.logo as tour_logo, venues.name as venue_name, venues.location as venue_location, venues.map_latitude as venue_latitude, venues.map_longitude as venue_longitude, venues.image as venue_image
FROM `tour_stop_blogs`
LEFT JOIN `currencies` ON `currencies`.`id` = `tour_stop_blogs`.`currency_id`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stops` ON `tour_stops`.`id` = `tour_stop_blogs`.`tour_stop_id`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_days` ON `tour_stop_blog_days`.`id` = `tour_stop_blogs`.`current_day_id`
LEFT JOIN `tours` ON `tours`.`id` = `tour_stops`.`tour_id`
LEFT JOIN `venues` ON `venues`.`id` = `tour_stops`.`venue_id`
WHERE `tour_stop_blogs`.`id` = '31'

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_days`
WHERE `tour_stop_blog_id` = '31'

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`
WHERE `content` LIKE "%
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SELECT COUNT(*) AS `numrows`
FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`
WHERE `tour_stop_blog_day_id` = '100'
AND `published` = 1

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SELECT `content`
FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`
WHERE `content` LIKE "%
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SELECT COUNT(*) AS `numrows`
FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`
WHERE `tour_stop_blog_day_id` = '120'
AND `published` = 1

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_players`
WHERE `tour_stop_blog_day_id` = '120'
ORDER BY `busted` ASC, `current_chips` DESC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`
LEFT JOIN `users` ON `users`.`id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`.`user_id`
WHERE `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`.`published` = 1
AND `tour_stop_blog_day_id` = '120'
ORDER BY `tour_stop_blog_day_posts`.`datetime` DESC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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FROM `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`
LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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ORDER BY `chip_change` DESC, `busted` ASC

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LEFT JOIN `tour_stop_blog_day_players` ON `tour_stop_blog_day_post_progress`.`tour_stop_blog_day_player_id` = `tour_stop_blog_day_players`.`id`
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WSOPC Tallinn Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Live Reporting - Day 2

WSOPC Tallinn - Live Reporting

Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw See other events

Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold'em (Estonian) Event #3: €350 WSOPC Tallinn Ring Event (Estonian) Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold'em Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold'em Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Event #5: €660 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty Event #6: €1,500 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event Event #8: €1,100 PLO / PLO5 Event #9: €660 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Lo Event #11: €3,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6 Handed Event #12: €660 No-Limit Hold'em Progressive Bounty Event #6: €1,500 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event (Estonian)

WSOPC Tallinn - Live Reporting Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold'em (Estonian) Event #3: €350 WSOPC Tallinn Ring Event (Estonian) Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold'em Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold'em Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Event #5: €660 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty Event #6: €1,500 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event Event #8: €1,100 PLO / PLO5 Event #9: €660 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Lo Event #11: €3,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6 Handed Event #12: €660 No-Limit Hold'em Progressive Bounty Event #6: €1,500 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event (Estonian)

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Prize Pool (EUR) €21,600 First Prize (EUR) €6,300

Chip Leaders Day 2

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Martin Lategui

1,125,000

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Martin Lategui Wins Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw (€6,300) Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 16:51(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Uruguay's Martin Lategui (pictured above) crossed continents in order for a chance to win a World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) gold ring at the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park from Sept. 14-24.

On Monday afternoon, Lategui accomplished just that in the unique Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw. He agreed to a heads-up deal with Estonia's Aleksandr Arutjunov awarding each player €5,800 with still €500 to play for in addition to the coveted gold ring and an invitation to the $1 million Tournament of Champions Freeroll bracelet event during the 2024 WSOP in Las Vegas.

Lategui, who had the lead nearly from the start, nearly lost the heads-up battle but came from behind after dominating all day long to win the €6,300 top prize.

"The WSOP Circuit ring was important," Lategui said to OlyBet after his victory. "It was the most important part of the tournament. I love it. It was my first hope but hopefully not my last one."

This lowball affair is a popular event in Tallinn but relatively new to the World Series of Poker as this appears to be the first one of its kind for a WSOP Circuit ring event, especially in a pot-limit variety. The event attracted 45 runners for a €21,600 prize pool. Finland's Jari Lehtonen bubbled the event in seventh place before the start of the day with all final table members locking up a €1,300 payout. 

Event #4: €555 PL 2-7 Triple Draw Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Martin Lategui	Uruguay	€6,300*
2	Aleksandr Arutjunov	Estonia	€5,800*
3	Petteri Kalenius	Finland	€3,650
4	Kimmo Kurko	Finland	€2,700
5	Juho Heiska	Finland	€1,850
6	Janne Nevalainen	Finland	€1,300

*Reflects heads-up deal.

Final Day Action

At the start of the day, it appeared that a player from Finland would win the title in front of a live-streamed audience at OlyBet.tv with four Finnish players out of the six final tablists including chip leader Juho Heiska (pictured below). However, as we are about to learn, the four Finns were the first four players to hit the rail.

Lategui, who began the day not too far behind Heiska, took the chip lead nearly straight out of the gate when his nine-high was better than ten-high to eliminate Janne Nevalainen in sixth place for €1,300. 

The chip lead for Lategui was secure until heads-up play but the same wasn't the case for the start of the day chip leader Heiska who lost most of his stack playing aggressively against Arutjunov before dusting off the rest shortly after to hit the rail in fifth place for €1,850.

Two of the shorter-stack Finnish players faced off with Petteri Kalenius eliminating Kimmo Kurko in fourth place for €2,300 when his eight-high was stronger than his opponent's nine-high.

Lategui continued to build his chip lead until Kalenius fell into the opposite situation he had in eliminating Kurko. This time, it was Kalenius with the nine-high losing his entire stack to Arutjunov's eight-high. 

Arutjunov (pictured above) inched up close to Lategui's stack for the lead after eliminating Kalenius. Originally, the winner was slated to go home with €7,350 with the runner-up banking €4,750. A deal was quickly made where each player was guaranteed at least €5,800 with the winner taking down €6,300, the coveted gold ring, and the $1 million Tournament of Champions Freeroll invitation.

The action was slow to start during the heads-up affair with both players adopting a limping strategy, which led to a couple of small lead changes. But that soon changed and Arutjunov managed to double up to a nearly 3:1 chip advantage before things began to fall apart.

Arutjunov lost back-to-back all-in pots with nine-high against eight-high and fell one player shy of WSOP glory.

Congratulations to Uruguay's Martin Lategui for becoming the latest ring winner at the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit Tallinn. Stay tuned at OlyBet.tv as we cover all the ring events throughout the week.

Article author: Jason Glatzer
Photo credits: Elena Kask

Aleksandr Arutjunov Eliminated in 2nd Place (€5,800) Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 15:32(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 21: 10,000/25,000
Entries: 2/45

There were 220,000 in chips already in the pot preflop when Aleksandr Arutjunov (pictured below) drew one card to improve to off his ten-high and Martin Lategui held an even stronger hand in after drawing two cards.

Arutjunov fired out for 100,000. Lategui jammed his stack in. Arutjunov called off his stack of 451,000 and was eliminated in second place for €5,800 after both players checked the rest of the way down.

Massive congratulations to Uruguay's Martin Lategui for crossing continents to win a coveted WSOP Circuit gold ring along with the €6,300 top prize. Lategui will also have a chance to add a bracelet to his hardware collected thanks to earning an invitation to the $1 million Tournament of Champions Freeroll held in Las Vegas during the 2024 WSOP.

Stay tuned for a recap within the hour and check out the final table results below:

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Martin Lategui	Uruguay	€6,300*
2	Aleksandr Arutjunov	Estonia	€5,800
3	Jari Kalenius	Finland	€3,650
4	Kimmo Kurko	Finland	€2,700
5	Juho Heiska	Finland	€1,850
6	Janne Nevalainen	Finland	€1,300

*Reflects heads-up deal.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		1,125,000	511,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		0	0

Lategui Doubles Into the Lead Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 15:23(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 21: 10,000/25,000
Entries: 2/45

Aleksandr Arutjunov opened for 60,000 from the button with a beautiful starting hand . Martin Lategui (pictured below) woke up with an even more beautiful and three-bet to 180,000 from the big blind.

Both players stood pat before Lategui jammed his remaining 127,000 and Arutjunov called.

No cards were drawn the rest of the way by either player and Lategui doubled back into the chip lead.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		614,000	312,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		511,000	312,000

Arutjunov Takes Big Lead Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 15:06(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 20: 10,000/20,000
Entries: 2/45

Aleksandr Arutjunov limped the button before he called a raise to 60,000 by Martin Lategui from the big blind.

Both players exchanged two cards before Lategui continued for 60,000. Arutjunov called and both players exchanged one card. Lategui bet nearly the pot for 200,000. Arutjunov shoved over the top for 383,000.

Lategui tanked for a few minutes with . Eventually, Lategui folded. We might never know if he had the best hand as Arutjunov didn't show his cards and he had before drawing one card.

Player		Chips	Progress
Aleksandr Arutjunov		823,000	360,000
Martin Lategui		302,000	360,000

Lategui Back on Top Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 14:53(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 20: 10,000/20,000
Entries: 2/45

In another limped pot, Martin Lategui drew three from the big blind before Aleksandr Arutjunov drew one from the button.

Lategui fired out for 20,000 and Arutjunov called before both players drew one card. A bigger bet of 60,000 followed.

Arutjunov called and exchanged one card after standing pat. Both players checked and Lategui was back with the chip lead after his proved to be good with Arutjunov mucking his hand.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		662,000	120,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		463,000	120,000

Arutjunov Takes the Lead Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 14:42(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 20: 10,000/20,000
Entries: 2/45

It shouldn't be a surprise if we have several heads-up lead changes with both players with nearly the same stack. Aleksandr Arutjunov (pictured below) did just that simply by taking down a couple of small limped pots to snag the chip lead for the first time at the final table.

Player		Chips	Progress
Aleksandr Arutjunov		583,000	40,000
Martin Lategui		542,000	40,000

Heads-Up Deal Agreed Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 14:38(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 20: 10,000/20,000
Entries: 2/45

The final two players quickly agreed to a heads-up deal awarding each of them €5,800 with €500 and the coveted World Series of Poker Circuit gold ring still on the line.

Place	Old Payout	New Payout
1	€7,350	€6,300
2	€4,750	€5,800

Petteri Kalenius Eliminated in 3rd Place (€3,850) Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 14:35(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 20: 10,000/20,000
Entries: 2/45

Petteri Kalenius opened with a pot-sized bet of 70,000 off a stack of 89,000. Aleksandr Arutjunov called from the small blind before drawing one card. Kalenius drew two cards and the rest of the chips went in.

Arutjunov stood pat with and Kalenius had a decision to make with his relatively strong before standing pat again.

Both players opted against drawing a card during the third draw hand. Arutjunov's eight-high was good and he was near even with chips with Uruguay's Martin Lategui entering heads-up action.

Meanwhile, congrats to Kalenius for an impressive third-place podium performance for €3,650.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		582,000	33,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		543,000	118,000
Petteri Kalenius		0	0

Second Break Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 14:02(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

The final three players are on a 20-minute break. Blinds will increase to 10,000/20,000 when the action resumes.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		615,000	12,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		425,000	66,000
Petteri Kalenius		85,000	54,000

Nine-Low Beast Ten-Low for Arutjunov Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 14:00(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 19: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 3/45

It has been entirely small ball during Level 19 including the following hand:

Petteri Kalenius limped from the small blind and drew two cards after Aleksandr Arutjunov (pictured below) checked back his option from the big blind before exchanging one card.

Both players drew one card on the second draw after checking. Kalenius check-called a min-bet of 15,000.

Arutjunov stood pat while Kalenius drew one card on the final draw. Kalenius maybe got away cheaply if he was willing to call a bet by Arutjunov as both players checked it down.

Arutjunov won the hand with the to win the pot with Kalenius falling a little shy of the best low hand with his .

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		627,000	5,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		359,000	40,000
Petteri Kalenius		139,000	45,000

Updated Chip Counts Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 13:47(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		622,000	45,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		319,000	73,000
Petteri Kalenius		184,000	60,000

Lategui Extends Lead Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 13:40(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 18: 6,000/12,000 (12,000)
Entries: 3/45

Petteri Kalenius opened for 25,000 from the button. Martin Lategui (pictured below) three-bet to 75,000 from the big blind and Kalenius called.

Lategai changed one while Kalenius stood pat. Kalenius with bet 75,000 before Lategui with check-jammed for the entire 199,000 Kalenius had in his stack.

Kalenius tanked for a minute before he laid down the best hand with two draws to go.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		667,000	194,000
Petteri Kalenius		124,000	89,000

Meet Ant Gokcek at the WSOPC Tallinn Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 13:33(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Kimmo Kurko Eliminated in 4th Place (€2,700) Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 13:28(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 18: 6,000/12,000 (12,000)
Entries: 3/45

Petteri Kalenius limped from the small blind before the short-stacked Kimmo Kurko (pictured below) checked back his option from the big blind.

Both players drew two cards. Kalenius checked before he called a min-bet of 12,000 by Kurko.

Players requested one new card each. Kalenius led out for 22,000. Kurko went into the tank with 52,000 in his hand before he called. Both players stood pat on the final draw before Kalenius jammed. Kurko quickly called off his stack of 30,000.

Kurko turned over the nine-high with . Kalenius turned over a better eight-high with to win the pot and eliminate Kurko in fourth place for €2,700.

Player		Chips	Progress
Petteri Kalenius		213,000	76,000
Kimmo Kurko		0	0

Kurko in Jeopardy Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 13:18(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 17: 5,000/10,000 (10,000)
Entries: 4/45

Kimmo Kurko (pictured below) opened for 25,000 from under the gun. Aleksandr Arutjunov, who lost a few small pots leading up to this hand, called from the button as did Petteri Kalenius from the big blind.

Kalenius and Kurko drew two cards on the first draw while Arutjunov opted to exchange one card. Kalenius and Kurko checked before Arutjunov fired a pot-sized bet of 81,000 and won some chips back after both of his opponents folded.

Meanwhile, Kimmo Kurko is in jeopardy as the blinds went up shortly after this hand leaving him with just a six big blind stack.

Player		Chips	Progress
Aleksandr Arutjunov		246,000	63,000
Petteri Kalenius		137,000	62,000
Kimmo Kurko		76,000	32,000

Nine-High for Lategui Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 12:48(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 16: 4,000/8,000 (8,000)
Entries: 4/45

Aleksandr Arutjunov opened a few pots recently and went uncontested. Recently, he opened for 20,000 from under the gun and was called by Martin Lategui from the button.

Arutjunov drew one while Lategui opted to take two cards on the first draw. Both players checked before drawing one card each on the second draw. Arutjunov checked again with  with one draw to come and Lategui with a stronger fired out for 40,000. Arutjunov went into the tank before he folded.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		473,000	16,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		309,000	20,000

Meet Veikka Keto-Tokoi at the WSOPC Tallinn Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 12:42(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Juho Heiska Eliminated in 5th Place (€1,850) Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 12:32(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 16: 4,000/8,000 (8,000)
Entries: 4/45

Aleksandr Arutjunov limped from the small blind before Juho Heiska jammed for 28,500 from the big blind. Arutjunov called and both players drew two cards on the first draw.

Arutjunov drew one card on the second draw and Heiska drew two cards. Arutjunov opted to stand pat and Heiska winced before exchanging two cards on the final draw.

Heiska drew well on his final draw and turned over . However, the start of the final table chip leader had to settle for the fifth-place prize of €1,850 after Arutjunov had a perfect eight with to take down the hand.

Player		Chips	Progress
Aleksandr Arutjunov		329,000	28,000
Juho Heiska		0	0

Video Recap From Day 4 Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 12:06(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

First Break Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 12:04(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Players are on a 20-minute break. Blinds will increase to 4,000/8,000 when the action resumes.

Check out the chip counts of the final five below:

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		489,000	1,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		301,000	2,000
Jari Kalenius		199,000	0
Kimmo Kurko		108,000	1,000
Juho Heiska		28,500	0

Arutjunov Doubles Through Heiska Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 12:01(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000)
Entries: 5/45

Juho Heiska opened for a min-raise from under the gun. Aleksandr Arutjunov three-bet to 39,000 and Heiska called.

Arutjunov stood pat while Heiska exchanged two cards on the first draw. About 30 seconds later, Arutjunov bet 45,000. Heiska tanked for close to a minute before he jammed for 138,000. Arutjunov called and players were freerolling two draws before the cards would be shown.

Heiska drew one after Arutjunov stood pat on the second draw and the second pattern took place on the final draw.

Unfortunately for Heiska, his last card wasn't a good one and his showdown hand would only be good against a bluff. Arutjunov wasn't snowing and won the hand with to double his stack and leave the start-of-the-day chip leader Heiska on fumes.

Heiska shared his thoughts in a playful manner that Arutjunov was happy with his nine-eight.

"Horrible hand, horrible hand, horrible hand," Heiska told Arutjunov after the hand. "You play tight for two days then you go after me with that. I draw one and you stand pat with that shit."

Player		Chips	Progress
Aleksandr Arutjunov		299,000	169,000
Juho Heiska		28,500	98,500

Eight-High for Kalenius Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 11:53(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000)
Entries: 5/45

Juho Heiska opened for 15,000 from the cutoff and was called by Petteri Kalenius (pictured below) from the small blind.

Kalenius he drew one card and Heiska opted to take three new cards. Heiska continued his pre-draw aggression with a bet of 20,000 and Kalenius check-called.

Both players checked after exchanging one card each. Kalenius stood pat with while Heiska exchanged one card off his . Kalenius bet 50,000 and Heiska folded. While we didn't see Heiska's final hand he shared that his hand was "somthing medium."

Player		Chips	Progress
Jari Kalenius		249,000	88,000
Juho Heiska		127,000	102,000

Lategui Improves to the Nuts Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 11:29(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 14: 2,000/5,000 (5,000)
Entries: 5/45

Shortly after the start-of-the-day chip leader Juho Heiska narrowed the gap against current chip leader Martin Lategui (pictured below), and the duo recently got tangled up again in another sizeable pot.

The action began simply enough with Aleksandr Arutjunov opened for 11,000 with both Juho Heiska and Martin Lategui calling from the blind.

All three players drew two cards. Heiska led out with a donk-bet of 15,000. Lategui called and Arutjunov quickly folded. 

Heiska drew one card and Lategui opted to take two cards on the second draw. Heiska bet 25,000 and Lategui snap-called. Heiska stood pat and Lategui opted to draw one card.

Lategui bet 60,000 after Heiska checked and his opponent went into the tank before tossing in a chip to call.

Heiska showed the but it didn't really matter at the end what he had as Lategui improved to the nuts on the final draw to win the pot with to win a juicy pot and extend his chip lead.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		490,000	126,000
Juho Heiska		229,000	113,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		130,000	20,000

Queen on Final Draw Good Enough for Heiska Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 11:21(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 14: 2,000/5,000 
Entries: 5/45

Martin Lategui opened for 12,000 from under the gun and was called by Juho Heiska (pictured below) from the big blind. Heiska tossed away three broadway cards while Lategui drew one.

Heiska check-called a bet of 15,000 by Lategui before drawing two cards. Lategui drew one and bet 40,000. Heiska check-called and both players drew one card.

Both players checked. Lategui showed the for a bad final draw card. Heiska's final draw card was slightly better and he took down the pot to get back near the chip lead after his got the job done.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		364,000	49,000
Juho Heiska		342,000	47,000

Updated Chip Counts Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 11:14(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		413,000	0
Juho Heiska		295,000	16,000
Jari Kalenius		161,000	12,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		150,000	0
Kimmo Kurko		107,000	17,500

Janne Nevalainen Eliminated in 6th Place (€1,300) Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 11:10(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000)
Entries: 5/45

Juho Heiska opened for 10,000 from the hijack before Janne Nevalainen (pictured below) three-bet to 36,000 from the cutoff. Martin Lategui called from the button and the rest of the table folded including Heiska.

Both players drew two cards before Nevalainen shoved his stack of 80,500. Lategui called and unlike hold'em and other flop games, there was no showdown yet as players still had two draws to go.

Nevalainen drew two while Lategui drew one on the second draw with one more draw to go. A minute or so passed by before Nevalainen stood pat. Lategui drew one card and it was a good one.

The Nevalainen stood pat with wasn't good enough as Lateguy drew to an eight to take the chip lead with .

Meanwhile, Nevalainen was the first player out at the final table and will go home with a min-cash of €1,300.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		413,000	127,000
Juho Heiska		311,000	6,000
Janne Nevalainen		0	0

Second Draw Does the Job for Arutjunov Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 10:58(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 13: 2,000/4,000
Entries: 6/45

Martin Lategui was dealt a beautiful hand with and opened for 10,000 from under the gun. Aleksandr Arutjunov called from the button with and the rest of the table folded.

Despite his strong hand, Lategui opted to draw one and Arutjunov did the same. Both players checked and both drew one card on the second draw.

Arutjunov was ahead with and bet 20,000 after Lategui with checked. Lategui, who would have had one draw left if he called gave up on the hand and the sole Estonian remaining in Arutjunov took down the pot.

Player		Chips	Progress
Martin Lategui		286,000	8,000
Aleksandr Arutjunov		150,000	14,000

Final Table Photo by Elena Kask Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 10:53(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Kalenius Draws to a Nine Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 10:52(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 13: 2,000/4,000
Entries: 6/45

Juho Heiska opened from under the gun to 12,000 and was called by Petteri Kalenius (pictured below) from the button and Aleksandr Arutjunov from the big blind.

Heiska after drawing one card fired out for 25,000 with a king-high. Kalenius improved to a nine-high after his draw and jammed for 85,500. Arutjunov folded and Heiska went into the tank before also laying down his hand.

Player		Chips	Progress
Juho Heiska		305,000	24,500
Jari Kalenius		149,000	53,500
Aleksandr Arutjunov		136,000	13,000

Action Begins Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 10:39(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Level 13: 2,000/4,000 
Entries: 6/45

Cards are in the air on the stream for the final table of Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw.

You can follow all of the biggest hands in our blog while also watching the action play out at OlyBet.tv.

Best of luck for the final six for the coveted WSOP Circuit gold ring.

Welcome to the Final Table of Event #4: €555 Deuce to Seven Triple Draw Posted Monday 18th September, 2023 at 07:55(UTC+0) by Jason Glatzer

Welcome back to our coverage of the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park.

After the first two WSOPC gold rings were awarded on Sunday, two more will be earned on Monday including in the two-day Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw. This was a rare chance for mixed-game enthusiasts to earn a WSOPC ring.

Sunday witnessed 45 runners get into the action to create a €21,600 prize pool. The Day 1 action on Sunday played down to the money after Finland's Jari Lehtonen hit the rail on the bubble in a hand against fellow Finn and occasionally streaming buddy Juho Heiska (pictured above) to end the day.

The remaining six players are in the money for at least a €1,300 min-cash with a €7,350 top prize on the line when the action resumes at 12 p.m. on Monday. The action will be live-streamed at OlyBet.tv with hole cards exposed giving you an excellent chance to see how this game is played firsthand. Of course, we will also be updating the biggest hands and action in our blog throughout the final day.

The tournament boasts 25-minute blind levels throughout the event with the action on Day 2 starting at Level 16 with blinds at 4,000/8,000. Heiska leads the way entering the final day after parlaying his initial 25,000 chip stack into 329,500. Three other Finnish players are also in contention in Janne Nevalainen (132,500), Kimmo Kurko (124,500), and Jari Kalenius (95,500).

Uruguay's Martin Lategui (pictured below) enters the final table in second place with 294,000, while Estonia has a shot at winning its second title on home soil with Aleksandr Arutjunov in the middle of the pack with 149,000.

Event #3 Final Table Seat Draw

Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Juho Heiska	Finland	329,500	41
2	Janne Nevalainen	Finland	132,500	17
3	Martin Lategui	Uruguay	294,000	37
4	Petteri Kalenius	Finland	95,500	12
5	Kimmo Kurko	Finland	124,500	16
6	Aleksandr Arutjunov	Estonia	149,000	19

Event #3 Final Table Payouts

Place	Prize
1	€7,350
2	€4,750
3	€3,650
4	€2,700
5	€1,850
6	€1,300

Basic Rules to Deuce to Seven Triple Draw

Duece to seven triple draw is just how it sounds. It is a lowball game where players can draw cards three times.

Players are dealt five cards. A round of betting takes place with more rounds of betting occurring after each round of discards. The players with the best low hand wins with flushes and straights counting as high with an ace also being high.

The best possible hand is with at least more than one suit with coming in as the second best hand.