Quan Zhou Claims First Triton One Title
The $5K NLH Mystery Bounty event drew immense interest, ultimately extending the schedule by a day. With 607 entries, the event generated a prizepool of $2,759,422, of which $1,545,422 formed the main prizepool and the remainder was allocated to bounty envelopes.
The final day featured an exciting lineup, including star players such as Mikita Badziakouski and Punnat Punsri. Massive chipleader at the start of the final table, Eric Tsai, finished in third place. However, during the bounty envelope drawing, he secured the largest reward of $155,000, bringing his total winnings to an impressive $222,500. This meant Tsai took home more than the eventual champion.
The champion was decided in a heads-up battle between Quan Zhou and Belarusian player Ihar Soika. Zhou executed a perfect trap in the decisive hand, limping from the button with A h A c, while Soika went all-in with K s 2 c. With a board of K d J s J d 5 c 3 h, only one king appeared, sealing the victory for Zhou.
With this victory, Quan Zhou not only added a Triton One title to his two Triton SHRS wins but also climbed to second place in the Triton ONE season rankings.
He's got aces. And he's looking to collect.
— Triton ONE Poker (@TritonOnePoker) November 10, 2026
It's Zhou Quan for the Mystery Bounty title. Presented by @QQPKOFFICIAL. pic.twitter.com/CTilWFphN0
Final Table Results of Event #3: $5,000 NLH Mystery Bounty:
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Winnings |
Bounties |
|
1. |
Quan Zhou |
China |
293,000$ |
35,000$ |
|
2. |
Ihar Soika |
Belarus |
179,000$ |
35,000$ |
|
3. |
Eric Tsai |
Taiwan |
128,000$ |
222,500$ |
|
4. |
Punnat Punsri |
Thailand |
97,000$ |
42,500$ |
|
5. |
Raul Yunusov |
Russia |
77,000$ |
35,000$ |
|
6. |
Mikita Badziakouski |
Belarus |
59,122$ |
42,500$ |
|
7. |
Daniel Braude |
Israel |
43,000$ |
32,500$ |
|
8. |
Chengxu Hu |
China |
29,100$ |
5,000$ |
|
9. |
Asaf Groofi |
Israel |
23,100$ |
2,500$ |
Triton One Series Leader Claims First Victory
For those who love a fast pace, a $2K NLH One Night event with 15-minute levels was on offer. With 143 entries, the prizepool reached $264,836, intended for the top 23 players.
Thai professional Punnat Punsri secured third place, marking his second final table appearance of the day.
The concluding heads-up featured Spanish player Ander Vallinas and Russian Sergey Rumyantsev. Vallinas came close to winning a Triton One title at March's Jeju event, where he finished second in the Main Event. This time, he left nothing to chance, capturing his first Triton trophy.
Ander Vallinas's title win also solidified his lead in the Triton ONE seasonal rankings, where he dominates with 1,469 points.
Final Table Results of Event #16: $2,000 NLH One Night
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Winnings |
|
1. |
Ander Vallinas |
Spain |
61,000$ |
|
2. |
Sergey Rumyantsev |
Russia |
42,000$ |
|
3. |
Punnat Punsri |
Thailand |
28,000$ |
|
4. |
Toni Kaukua |
Finland |
23,000$ |
|
5. |
Nguyen Huu Dung |
Vietnam |
18,300$ |
|
6. |
Chen Weitao |
China |
14,136$ |
|
7. |
Aleksandr Razinkov |
Russia |
10,500$ |
|
8. |
Boris Angelov |
Bulgaria |
7,700$ |
|
9. |
Ilia Mikhailov |
Russia |
6,100$ |
Sources: Triton Poker, X
