Artur Martirosian Wins Fourth Triton Title in Jeju PLO Mystery Bounty

Artur Martirosian has added another significant victory to his poker resume, winning his fourth Triton title in the $50,000 pot-limit Omaha mystery bounty event at the 2026 Triton Jeju stop. This triumph earned him $494,000 plus $550,000 in bounties, bringing his total haul from this event to $1,044,000 and his career cashes to over $37.8 million.

Martirosian's dominance was evident throughout the tournament. He scored every knockout at the final table, converting a more than 2:1 heads-up chip advantage to maintain his perfect record. His Triton earnings now sit at more than $15.1 million, with this victory being his third Triton title won in the increasingly popular PLO format.

The total money up for grabs in this high-stakes mystery bounty affair swelled to $3,650,000. Notable PLO heavyweights like Richard Gryko, Laszlo Bujtas, Daniel Dvoress, Sean Rafael, and Eelis Parssinen all finished inside the money. Matthias Eibinger held the chip lead when the field converged onto a single seven-handed table, but Martirosian, who was the second shortest stack at that point, soon doubled through 12-time Triton champion Jason Koon to kick off his surge to the finish line. Martirosian scored a double knockout, with J♠J♥9♠8♣ besting the K♠K♦J♣4♠ of David Wang and the A♠K♥K♣3♦ of Cesar Garcia. Koon’s last stand came after a flop of A♠J♥2♥. He got all-in with A♦Q♦3♥3♠ facing the Q♥Q♣10♥9♦ of Martirosian. Stephen Chidwick, who was at his first final table of the series, got the last of his stack into the middle after a flop of 9♠7♦5♣ with A♣9♦7♥4♣ for top two pair. Martirosian’s unbroken streak of final-table knockouts continued when his A♠10♥5♣4♠ came up against the A♦J♥9♦6♥ of Seth Davies on a board of 10♦8♣3♣. It was 124 big blinds for Martirosian and 59 for Eibinger. The Austrian landed an early blow to nearly even things up, then overtook the lead. Martirosian made aces full versus the wheel for Eibinger to regain the advantage. On the very next hand, Martirosian limped in for 100,000 from the button with K♦4♥3♠3♥ and Eibinger raised to 300,000 with A♥A♦8♦6♣. Martirosian came along to see a flop of 10♠6♥5♦. Eibinger bet 450,000 and received a call. The 3♦ turn was an action card, giving Eibinger the nut flush draw to go with his overpair while Martirosian spiked a set to go with his flopped straight draw. Eibinger check-called Martirosian’s 1,200,000 bet and the 9♣ completed the board. Another check from Eibinger led to a value shove from Martirosian with his bottom set. Eibinger went into the tank with his pair of aces but ultimately made the call to finish second.