

Kike Lago Wins First WSOP-C Ring and €80,500 at Tallinn Event
Kike Lago, a professor at the Cash Project and Estonia-based poker player, won his first WSOP-C ring and €80,500 at the €3K WSOP-C Tallinn. He won the Evento #11 - €3.000 NLHE at the WSOP Circuit Tallinn 2025, held at the Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn. Kike Lago's victory came after defeating 106 other players in a two-day tournament.
Kike Lago won €80,500, the largest live prize of his career. He is known for his cash game skills, but this win marks a significant achievement in tournament poker. In the final table, Kike Lago defeated notable opponents like Tommi Lankinen, who finished second with €54,800, and Anton Markachev, who finished third with €37,000.
Kike Lago's performance was particularly impressive given the strong field of players, including Aliaksandr Shylko, Thomas Santerne, and Ivan Deyra. The tournament featured 50,000 starting points and 30-minute levels, attracting a competitive field. Kike Lago's win is a testament to his skill and dedication, consolidating his trajectory in the poker world.
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