

Zhou Quan Wins Triton $25k Event in Jeju, Secures $1.3M
Zhou Quan added to his impressive list of results in Jeju, earning his second career Triton Super High Roller Series title and $1,303,000 in the $25,000 buy-in Jupiter event. Zhou outlasted a field of 262 entrants on his way to victory, defeating Ander Vallinas of Spain heads up to secure the title.
Zhou's victory was worth 1,512 Card Player Player of the Year points, pushing him up to fourth place overall in the year-long standings presented by CoinPoker. His career earnings now exceed $16.4 million. Both of Zhou’s Triton victories have come in Jeju, and his two best live results have come in the last two years in South Korea.
Zhou Quan's previous Triton win at this stop came in a $25,000 pot-limit Omaha event back in 2024, while he finished second in a $25,000 no-limit hold’em event at this same venue last spring for nearly $1.2 million. Vallinas' second-place finish was a bittersweet ending to yet another impressive performance at Triton Jeju. After two deep runs in early Triton One events, Vallinas secured the first seven-figure live result of his career with a second-place finish in the $8,000 buy-in Triton One Jeju main event. Interestingly enough, Zhou finished seventh in that tournament, which had 1,230 entries.
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