Coolbet Open 2025 Wraps Up in Tallinn with 26 Champions

By Mrinal Gujare

20 Aug 2025

Mrinal Gujare 20 Aug 2025

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Coolbet Open 2025 featured 26 events over 7 days in Tallinn.
Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes from Spain won the Main Event with €48,400.
Iceland celebrated its first-ever live PLO title.

The Coolbet Open 2025 concluded in Tallinn, Estonia, with 26 champions crowned from 26 events. Spain’s Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes won the Main Event for €48,400, while Germany, Finland, and Iceland also secured significant victories across the festival.

The Coolbet Open 2025 concluded after seven days of live poker action at the Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn, Estonia, cementing its place as one of the leading poker festivals in Northern Europe.

From May 19 to May 25, 2025, the event hosted 26 tournaments, each crowning a unique champion.

The schedule catered to a wide range of players, with side events, mixed formats, and marquee tournaments bringing together local Estonian players, Nordic contenders, and international poker professionals.

Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes Wins the Main Event

The spotlight of the festival was on the €550 Coolbet Open Main Event, which ended with Spain’s Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes securing the title.

Champion: Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes (Spain)
Prize: €48,400
Starting Position: 225,000 chips (15 big blinds) on the final day
Final Opponent: Asgeir Lund (Norway)
Heads-Up Duration: Less than 15 minutes

Cifuentes secured a crucial double-up early against Kristjan Maasalu before dominating the heads-up stage against Norway’s Lund to capture the top prize and the festival’s most prestigious trophy.

Main Event Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes	Spain	€ 48,400
2	Asgeir Mogens Lund	Norway	€ 28,000
3	Maksim Belomestnõi	Estonia	€ 21,500
4	Ole Johan Wasenius	Norway	€ 16,800
5	Magnus Pukk	Estonia	€ 13,000
6	Artur Külanurk	Estonia	€ 10,000
7	Kristjan Maasalu	Estonia	€ 7,400
8	Kai Tapio Tiainen	Finland	€ 5,700
9	Frederic Xavier Janik	France	€ 4,700

Germany’s DanielSan Takes Final Trophy

The last event on the schedule was the Hyper Turbo Main Event Version, which closed with Germany’s DanielSan lifting the festival’s final trophy. The result came after a three-way deal, underscoring the competitive finish to the week-long festival in Tallinn.

Hyper Turbo Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	DanielSan	Germany	€ 1,946
2	Vegard Granli	Norway	€ 1,880
3	Scott James Maurice Kenyon	UK	€ 1,774
4	Haukur Mar Bödvarsson	Iceland	€ 1,050
5	Ott Jaakson	Estonia	€ 740
6	Oeystein Brenden	Norway	€ 520
7	Isabelle Amanda Winther	Norway	€ 420
8	Markus Markusson	Finland	€ 350
9	Viljami Emil Johannes Salakari	Finland	€ 298

Finland’s Results Across High Rollers and Mixed Games

Finnish players left their mark on Coolbet Open Tallinn 2025, claiming victories in multiple formats, including:

€1,500 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller
Coolbear Thrill Ride
Mixed game formats such as Sviten Special and Pot Limit Omaha (PLO)

These results demonstrated Finland’s strong presence in both traditional no-limit tournaments and mixed disciplines.

€1,500 NLH Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Pasi Pertti Laihinen	Finland	€ 16,700
2	Atte Oskari Franssila	Finland	€ 14,000
3	Egert Põldma	Estonia	€ 8,300
4	Sten Rune Mienna	Norway	€ 6,018
5	Anders Sundstol Bjørkheim	Norway	€ 5,000

Iceland Achieves First-Ever PLO Title

The 2025 series also marked a milestone for Iceland. Jonas Eirikur Nordquist won the PLO Mystery Bounty, claiming €3,300 and the country’s first live PLO trophy. The victory highlighted the festival’s growing importance across the Nordic poker scene.

PLO Mystery Bounty Final Table

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Jonas Eirikur Nordquist	Iceland	€ 3,300
2	Marius Vik Enebakk	Norway	€ 2,100
3	Bartel Kars	Netherlands	€ 1,520
4	Riku Aleksi Määttä	Finland	€ 1,250
5	Raivo Pukk	Estonia	€ 1,020
6	Sören Kangur	Estonia	€ 830
7	Janne Marko Johannes Siljamäki	Finland	€ 675
8	Jyri Petteri Tapani Laitimo	Finland	€ 555

Streamer Events Conclude with “leffern” Win

The integration of poker streamers remained a distinctive feature of Coolbet Open. Norway’s Leif Eddy “leffern” Iversen secured victory in Sycksbe’s Hyper Turbo, the final streamer event of the festival, adding €3,000 to his tally and further bridging the gap between online poker communities and live events in Tallinn.

Coolbet Open 2025 in Tallinn

The Coolbet Open 2025 in Tallinn showcased the diversity of European live poker, awarding 26 trophies to 26 players across seven days. Spain’s Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes earned the Main Event victory, Germany’s DanielSan closed the festival, and Iceland celebrated its first-ever PLO title.

The strong showing by Finnish players further underlined Northern Europe’s impact on the series, making Tallinn an essential destination on the European poker calendar.