

High-Stakes Drama: Elite Poker Players Clash in Triton Cash Game
The third installment of the Triton Cash Game featured high-stakes action with some of the world's top poker players. The blinds were set at 3 million/6 million, with an ante of 6 million on the BB. The minimum buy-in was 1 billion, and the game was played in Korean won, with 1,000 won approximately equal to 1 USD.
Elton Tsang raised 20 million from the highjack with Jd 9h. Tom Dwan, on the cutoff, called with Ac 3c. Nikita Bodiakovsky, on the BB, 3-bet 100 million with Qs Qc. Tsang folded, and Dwan called. The flop was 7s Th 6d, with 229 million in the pot. Nikita bet 130 million, and Dwan folded.
In another significant hand, Antonius raised 30 million with Ac 6c from the third position. Greenwood called on the button with As Js. Kun, on the small blind, raised to 110 million with Ks Qd, leaving 378 million behind. Only Greenwood called. The flop was 6d Ts Jh, with 274 million in the pot. Kun went all-in, and Greenwood called instantly. The coin flip resulted in a split pot, with each player winning one of the two boards.
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