A graduate from the Triton ONE tables, Aren Bezhanyan became Armenia's first winner on the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series

247 entries | $4,940,000 prize pool

The man known as 'The King' in Chinese poker circles -- Zhou Quan -- lived up to his nickname in the Jupiter event, securing a second Triton title of his career

262 entries | $6,550,000 prize pool

The man from Wuhan, Chen Mingcong, lost and then regained the chip-lead at a swingy final table before downing Japan's Lee Chang Hwan for the win

172 entries | $5,160,000 prize pool

Brazilian pro produced one of the smoothest tournament performances to land more than $700K from main prize pool, before adding $1.2 million for his massive bounty haul

160 entries | $6,400,000 prize pool

Two European hotshots who hadn't yet managed to secure a Triton title went heads up in the big $60K event, with Austrian pro eventually downing Alex Boika to pick up $1.9m

139 entries | $8,340,000 prize pool

In a frantic, shallow-stacked finale to the opening event of the Super High Roller Series, the short deck specialist Rene Van Krevelen had the skills to earn a first win and more than $300K

39 entries | $975,000 prize pool

It was two Malaysians heads-up for the $50K Short Deck, with one of Triton's form players Kiat Lee defeating founding player Paul Phua in a friendly heads-up duel

60 entries | $3,000,000 prize pool

Jason Koon had the chance to claim a record-extending 13th title, but he hadn't reckoned on Canadian pro Dan Dvoress

262 entries | $6,550,000 prize pool