

Alexey Ponyakov Crowned King of Triton, Isaac Haxton Among the Biggest Losers
The Triton poker series has seen a total of 303 tournaments, with approximately 2,000 different players making 22,241 entries and 37,115 re-entries. This means that 40.1% of all entries are re-entries, with an average of 1.67 entries per participant.
Brin Kenne is the most successful player in Triton history, having played 93 tournaments with 118 entries and spending $13 million on buy-ins. His profit remains significant even if you exclude the $21.55 million he won in the £1 million tournament.
Alexey Ponyakov has the best ROI at 86% and a profit of $13.73 million from 129 tournaments and 210 entries. Jason Koon leads in the number of titles with 12 wins and 81 cashes from 365 entries, with a 43% ROI and $12.3 million in profit. Isaac Haxton has the longest distance among all regulars in Triton, with 230 tournaments and 434 entries, spending $30.83 million and winning $23.1 million.
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