Scottish Amateur Andrew Leathem Wins Triton Poker Title
Andrew Leathem, a 43-year-old software developer from Edinburgh, won the $25k NLH Turbo event at Triton Poker for $670,000. The tournament had a $25k buy-in and 104 entries.

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