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In the Money in the MPN Poker Tour Tallinn 2019 Main Event: Luke Martin Leads Last Two Tables. The €550 MPN Poker Tour Tallinn Main Event is down to just 18 contenders vying for the 2019 trophy and €51,000 top prize. Out in front lies British player Luke Martin with 2,900,000 chips – almost a million more than the second highest-stacker, PartyPoker qualifier Peter Pihlstrom (1,927,000). Of the Final Day players, half won their original package or seat online, with Guts patches adorning the most sleeves (those of Virginijus Lapenas (1.3 million), Eirik Presterud (702,000) and Jorn Inge Hval (658,000).

When the last of the super-late registrants had taken their seats amongst the 184 Day 1 survivors, the final entries totalled 562. This pushed the prize pool up over the MPNPT’s record here (in 2017 there were 534 entries) and finalised the total prize money at €272,570.

Mika Paasonen finished on the bubble in unlucky 72nd place, missing out on a portion of the Main Event’s prize money but was consoled with a double prize: a free €550 MPNPT Prague 2019 seat plus a bubble prize from OlyBet (with whom he qualified online) worth €1,100.

Another 53 in-the-money players fell by the wayside as the day continued, including Day 1a’s chip leader Roland Luik (44th for €1,250) and the overall leader coming into Day 2, Redstar Poker qualifier Ilija Savevski (69th). MPNPT stalwart Jari Hurri busted in 21st place (€1,600), marking his eleventh cash on the tour since 2015. Irishman Daragh Davey, experienced both live and online, ended the day when he busted in 19th place, taking home €1,600.

For all payouts so far, and chip counts for the last two tables, visit the MPN Poker Tour Blog’s Day 2 wrap; coverage continues from 14:00 (14:20 for the cards-up livestream on twitch.tv/thrillofpoker).

Sunday is a day of multiple finals, with Day 2 of the €1,300 High Roller and the €220 Hendon Mob Championship also taking place alongside the Main Event. The 6-Handed High Roller restarts at 14:30 and will award its winner just under €13,500.

Wrapping up the tournament action for this stop are the €220 MPNPT Omaha Cup (starting at 15:00) and the €110 NL Hold’em Turbo Freezeout (18:00). For those for whose trophy dreams come to an end, the Fish Party live Sit&Go continues, with MPNPT branded merchandise and prizes including a €110 UCOP Main Event online ticket and a €1,500 MPNPT Prague package on offer.

Finland’s Keimo Suominen performed an effective cross-border raid to seize the MPN Poker Tour Tallinn Main Event title and a first prize of €45,200 which just edges out his previous biggest win from back in 2011 in his homeland.

The Microgaming Poker Network (MPN) had stuck a €150,000 guarantee on their flagship Estonian event, but the huge entry of 534 smashed that – eventually seeing €258,990 up for grabs, a mass of re-buys temporarily emptying the on-site cash machines at the Hilton Park Tallinn on day 2!

Suominen had qualified through Paf Poker – an unusual skin for MPN in that it is ‘a not-for-profit organisation’ (based in the Åland Islands between Finland and Sweden) where all profits go toward charitable causes. He took advantage of his satellite entry in great style, overcoming a slew of MPN Poker tour regulars including Ireland’s Dara O’Keaney and England’s Julie Whitworth as well as a host of Baltic and Scandinavian hopefuls.

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Afterwards he told reporters: “I’m very happy!” adding thanks for the support from his ‘vocal Finnish rail’ as the blog describes them.

“A few of my friends have been on the rail all day. I love them!” said the flying Finn.

It proved to be a final table of big hands, Suominen himself disposing of three opponents with the same pocket kings hand, while his eventual heads-up adversary – Latvia’s Davis Modans – found aces to dismiss the early chip leader Antti Halme.

A ‘fun and frantic’ heads-up finale is how it was described by Dana Immanuel in MPN’s own blog, the live stream backing that up as Suominen mixed great play with some ‘winner’s luck’ at the right time.

“He was a very good player and I had some luck to beat him,” the Finn readily admitted – the player having agreed to a deal which saw each man pick up €41,000 and playing for the title and the €4,200

The final hand when it arrived ‘was a simple coinflip’ after a ‘barrage of dramatic bluffs and outrageous outdraws’…

Modans: J♣-Q♣

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Suominen: 6♥-6♣

The board running out:

8♣-T♦-3♦-7♠-5♦

…leaving Keimo Suominen to lift the trophy aloft and celebrate his MPN Tallinn Main Event victory.

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The next stop on the MPN poker tour will be Morocco, running from January 11th to the 14th and qualifiers are already now.

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