The last stop of the Triton Poker Series' tenth year begins next week in North Cyprus. According to Card Player, Triton events have paid out more than $2 billion in prize money since the tour debuted in 2016.

Sixty-four players have earned $10 million or more on the tour, and 61 have won more than one title. Only 29 hold three or more trident trophies, and a dozen have five or more.

Jason Koon leads with 12 wins, five more than anyone else. He shares the cashes lead (81) with Daniel Dvoress and ranks second in earnings with $40.9 million, behind Bryn Kenney's $51.3 million. His first title came in Montenegro in 2018, a short deck event with 103 entries that paid $3,653,260, his biggest career score.

Dvoress ($34,821,982 in earnings), Matthias Eibinger and Michael Watson have seven wins each. Danny Tang and Punnat Punsri have six apiece. Kenney, Phil Ivey, Mikita Badziakouski, Fedor Holz, Ben Tollerene and Artur Martirosian sit on five.

The Triton Super High Roller Series in North Cyprus wraps up on Nov. 30. The figures come from Triton's official database, compiled on Nov. 12, 2026.

Source: Card Player

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