The Estonian wheelchair curling duo of Kätlin Riidebach and Ain Villau faced a disappointing end to their Paralympic journey, as they were eliminated from medal contention after suffering a heavy 0:10 defeat against South Korea. This final match in the main tournament sealed their fate, leaving them unable to progress despite a theoretical chance of advancement prior to the game. The Estonian team needed to secure a win against South Korea and also rely on favorable outcomes from other matches to have a shot at the playoffs.

Their performance throughout the tournament saw them achieve two victories against Great Britain and Italy, but the latter stages were marked by a string of losses, including defeats to the USA, Latvia, China, and Japan. The culmination of this streak resulted in a significant scoring disadvantage, with the Estonian team trailing 0:10 by the end of the sixth end against the South Korean pair. This left them with no option but to concede the remaining rounds of the game, underscoring the challenges they faced during the competition.

Overall, the Estonian team's campaign ended with two wins and five losses, highlighting both their competitive spirit and the tough nature of international parasport. Their journey in the tournament reflects the difficulties faced by wheelchair athletes on the global stage, as well as the increasing attention and support for parasports around the world. As they return home, the team will look to regroup and train for future competitions, hoping to improve their standing and performances in the coming events.