A few years ago, when jetting was not yet Easy and before Ryan had taken to the Air, the idea of a Briton visiting Estonia would have been laughed out of the departure lounge. But low-cost air travel has not only allowed stag nights to go rampaging around Europe's medieval old towns, it has also made Tallinn a destination so attractive that two British poker players flew there this week and destroyed the field at the inaugural PokerStars Baltic Festival. In truth, I don't know which airline Thomas Partridge and James Keys took en route to Tallinn this week. What
...more
Latest Day three Post
Thomas Partridge
Baltic Festival: Partridge wins battle of Britons to walk tallest in Tallin
Latest Posts
Baltic Festival: Day three, level 20 updates
This post contains live updates from day three, level 20 of the PokerStars Baltic Festival in Tallinn. It's now final table time. The full chip counts at the start of the level are available on the chip counts page. Approximate counts will appear here updated throughout the level. A full...more
Baltic Festival: Day three, level 18&19 updates
This post contains live updates from day two, levels 18 and 19 of the PokerStars Baltic Festival in Tallinn. It's now final table time. The full chip counts at the start of the level are available on the chip counts page. Approximate counts will appear here updated throughout the level....more
Baltic Festival: Day three, level 16&17 updates
This post contains live updates from day two, levels 16 and 17 of the PokerStars Baltic Festival in Tallinn. At the level's start, 17 players remained from a starting field of 307. The full chip counts at the start of the level are available on the chip counts page. Approximate...more
Baltic Festival: It's final day
Good afternoon, good morning, good everything and welcome to the final chapter in the first book of the PokerStars Baltic Poker Festival. It's the last day of what has been a terrific week: 307 players parted with €1,000 apiece (or the online qualification equivalent) to take their place in the...more
Contact us
To contact the PokerStars Blog team, simply email blog@pokerstars.com. To subscribe to the PokerStars Blog RSS feed, click here. Follow us on Twitter under the handle PokerStarsBlog. Brought to you by PokerStars.com.
