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Alexey Ponyakov Crowned King of Triton, Isaac Haxton Among the Biggest Losers
TournamentsJuly 8, 2026·1 min read

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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