Malaysian poker player Wai Kin Yong has won the $30,000 Triton Poker London Short Deck Ante event, securing $350,000. This victory marks his fourth Triton Poker title and the end of a four-year drought.
The Triton Super High Roller series saw professional players take home the top prizes. The tournament had a buy-in of $250,000 and attracted 118 entries. Dan Smith lost a significant pot early in the day, and Sean Perry had over 200 blinds but left in the 60th place.
Timothy Adams emerged victorious in the Triton Poker London Main Event, securing a $4,185,000 prize. He defeated Jean Norel Thorel in a thrilling heads-up battle.
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Seth Gottlieb, a businessman from New Jersey, won the Triton Poker London $25K PLO event, taking home $511,000. The event featured 77 entries and saw Gottlieb defeat Daniel Dvoress in a thrilling final hand.
Phil Ivey secured his fourth Triton title, winning the Triton Poker London $60K NL Hold’em turbo event for $1,007,000. Ivey outlasted a field of 61 entries, including Cary Katz who finished second.
The High Five Tournament Series is back on Americas Cardroom, featuring 20 days of poker action with $6 million in guarantees. The series kicked off on April 8 and will run until April 27, with five events running every day.
Bryn Kenney secured a massive victory at the Triton Poker NL Hold'em Luxon Invitational, taking home $6,860,000. The event featured a star-studded field of 118 players and a prize pool of $29,500,000.
David Yan emerged victorious at the Triton Poker Super High Roller London NL 8-Max event, winning $3,052,002. The tournament attracted 51 players and built a prize pool of $16,200,000.