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Bryn Kenney outlasted a field of 79 entrants including 34 reentries to win Event #2: HKD 500,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Max at the 2019 Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Montenegro for HKD 11,230,000 ($1,432,264).

This marks the first win for Kenney at a Triton Poker event and has soared past $32 million in live tournament cashes after the victory. Kenney's previous best result at a Triton Event was when he finished runner-up in the 2016 Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Philippines HKD 500,000 Main Event for HKD 10,870,700 ($1,401,694).

Kenney appeared to care more about what he described as ferocious and strong play rather than the result.

'I made a lot of really good value bets, really good bluffs, played really ferocious, feel real strong,' Kenney told Triton Poker after the victory. 'When you get in such a zone for a while, you can only really think about cards. I feel great, just because I only really care about how I play.'

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2019 Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Montenegro HKD 500,000 No-Limit Hold'em Six Max Final Table Results

The second and final day began with 24 hopefuls battling it out for what promised to be the first seven-figure score this festival. Xuan Tan and Erik Seidel entered the day as the two chip leaders but neither were able to find a cash with nine players slated to win at least a min-cash of HKD 1,080,000 ($137,646).

Cheong Cheok Ieng was the first player to cash in ninth place followed by Danny Tang taking home the eighth-place prize of HKD 1,410,000 ($179,705).

Triton Co-Founder Richard Yong was the first to go on the seven-max final table for HKD 1,820,000 ($231,959) after he got his short stack in with pocket nines only to run into the aces held by Daniel Dvoress.

A similar fate took place shortly after for Christoph Vogelsang who got his short stack in with pocket fours only to be dominated by the pocket sixes held by Jason Koon. By holding on a little longer than Yong, Vogelsang laddered up to sixth place for HKD 2,300,000 ($293,135).

Koon's quest to add a fourth Triton Poker title came to a screeching halt right after. He was eliminated in fifth place for HKD 2,970,000 ($378,527) after his jacks were no good against Kenney's kings.

Sergio Aido was the next to go in fourth place for HKD 3,820,000 ($486,859). He jammed his short-stack with ace-three but didn't hold after getting a call from Dvoress with king-five.

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Dvoress then took out his third opponent at the final table; Ivan Leow. The latter took bronze in the event for HKD 5,070,000 ($646,172) after his jack-ten proved to be no match for Dvoress' pocket queens.

Dvoress held a 5:3 chip advantage entering heads-up play before Kenney was able to gain the chip lead. On the final hand, Kenney rivered a flush with ace-six to eliminate Dvoress and win the trophy. The runner-up performance for Dvoress still awarded the Candian handsomely with his biggest single result of his poker career of HKD 7,430,000 ($946,954).

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Records are about to be broken by Triton Poker, and PokerNews will be right there to capture the action!

The eye-catcher of this event is the Triton Million, which will officially break the record of biggest buy-in ever with a dazzling entry fee of £1,050,000!

This Thursday, the Grand Ballroom of Hilton London at Park Lane will set the stage for nine days of scintillating, high stakes poker action from Triton Super High Roller Series London.

The eye-catcher of this partypoker-sponsored event is the Triton Million - A Helping Hand for Charity, which will officially break the record of biggest buy-in ever with a dazzling entry fee of £1,050,000 (appr. $1,295,000), overtaking the previous record set by the €1,000,000 Big One for One Drop held in Monte Carlo in 2016.

Some of the richest businessmen and poker players have already been confirmed for this unique, invite-only spectacle, including the likes of Tom Dwan, Dan 'Jungleman' Cates, Tony G., and Fedor Holz.

PokerNews Coverage of the Triton Million

PokerNews will be your gateway to follow all the excitement from London with live updates from the biggest three events on tap. Starting Aug. 1st, PokerNews will cover the invite-only Triton Million which runs Aug. 1 to 3.

The Triton London No-Limit Hold'em Main Event with a buy-in of £100,000 will follow on Aug. 4-5. Short deck aficionados can look forward to the exciting Triton London Short Deck Main Event Aug. 6-8, also with a buy-in of £100,000.

Dvoress held a 5:3 chip advantage entering heads-up play before Kenney was able to gain the chip lead. On the final hand, Kenney rivered a flush with ace-six to eliminate Dvoress and win the trophy. The runner-up performance for Dvoress still awarded the Candian handsomely with his biggest single result of his poker career of HKD 7,430,000 ($946,954).

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Records are about to be broken by Triton Poker, and PokerNews will be right there to capture the action!

The eye-catcher of this event is the Triton Million, which will officially break the record of biggest buy-in ever with a dazzling entry fee of £1,050,000!

This Thursday, the Grand Ballroom of Hilton London at Park Lane will set the stage for nine days of scintillating, high stakes poker action from Triton Super High Roller Series London.

The eye-catcher of this partypoker-sponsored event is the Triton Million - A Helping Hand for Charity, which will officially break the record of biggest buy-in ever with a dazzling entry fee of £1,050,000 (appr. $1,295,000), overtaking the previous record set by the €1,000,000 Big One for One Drop held in Monte Carlo in 2016.

Some of the richest businessmen and poker players have already been confirmed for this unique, invite-only spectacle, including the likes of Tom Dwan, Dan 'Jungleman' Cates, Tony G., and Fedor Holz.

PokerNews Coverage of the Triton Million

PokerNews will be your gateway to follow all the excitement from London with live updates from the biggest three events on tap. Starting Aug. 1st, PokerNews will cover the invite-only Triton Million which runs Aug. 1 to 3.

The Triton London No-Limit Hold'em Main Event with a buy-in of £100,000 will follow on Aug. 4-5. Short deck aficionados can look forward to the exciting Triton London Short Deck Main Event Aug. 6-8, also with a buy-in of £100,000.

Next to PokerNews live reporting, the live stream will feature continuous live action with an Avengers-like cast of commentary at hand as Ali Nejad, Nick Schulman, Jeff Gross, Randy Lew, and Lex Veldhuis will be providing expert insights. Liv Boeree, who's boyfriend Igor Kurganov will be playing, is one of the on-camera hosts of the event, next to industry veteran Pete Latham and vlogger Marle Cordeiro.

Bookmark the live reporting hub for this event and make sure to check back from Thursday onwards as the biggest first-place price in the history of poker will be awarded.

Read about how this incredible tournament came to fruition here. More details about the tournament can be found on triton-series.com/triton-million/. The tournament structure can be found here.

Triton Million Players

Right now, the Triton Million website spots 45 names of players who have signed up, divided into two categories. On the left is the businessman/recreational player, with on the right the professional poker player they invited.

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