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Triton Series London: Brin Kenny vs. Aaron Zhang in Epic Poker Showdown
TournamentsAugust 7, 2019·1 min read

Triton Series London: Brin Kenny vs. Aaron Zhang in Epic Poker Showdown


The Triton Series in London featured a main event with a 54-player field and a £1 million prize pool. Part of each buy-in was donated to charity, totaling £2.7 million. Rick Salomon was the first to be eliminated, followed by Tom Dwan.

Stanley Choy had a bad beat but took it with a smile. Nikita Bodiakovsky finished in 18th place, and Igor Kurganov was the most expensive bubble boy. The final table featured players like Vivek Rajkumar, Steven Chidwick, Brin Kenny, and Aaron Zhang.

Brin Kenny and Aaron Zhang agreed to split the prize money and play for the title. Aaron Zhang won the title and $16.7 million, while Brin Kenny took home $20 million. Linus Leliger won the turbo event for £690,000, and Charlie Carrel finished third in the turbo event, earning $720,000. Doug Polk criticized Charlie Carrel in a video for his controversial statements on social media.

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