Greek pro had a number of near misses in the past, but made it stick in the Jeju curtain-raiser to claim a $642,000 first prize

206 entries | $3,090,000 prize pool

If at first you don't succeed, try learning from the Austrian pro, who finally converted his 12th career final table into a first win

174 entries | $3,480,000 prize pool

The undisputed breakout star of the Triton ONE tour, and its only double champion, took the step up to the Super High Roller Series in superb style

210 entries | $5,250,000 prize pool

A Triton regular for the past few years, the pro from Belarus Alex Boika got over the line, winning $761,000, after an intriguing heads-up duel with Philip Sternheimer

131 entries | $3,275,000 prize pool

He didn't play a single hand of live poker since a three-trophy haul in Montenegro in May, but Dan Dvoress was still razor-sharp on a march to yet another Triton win

135 entries | $4,050,000 prize pool

The Malaysian reg won some of the most dramatic pots in Triton Poker Series history -- including a three-way knockout -- before taking down $1.3 million and his fourth career title

Entries: 133 | Prize pool: $5,320,000

After falling one place short of winning the Main Event in the Bahamas, one of Brazil's leading lights got his hands on the famous trophy after chopping with Nick Petrangelo, then winning heads-up

Entries: 129 | Prize pool: $6,450,000

With some of Triton's most decorated players all seated at the final table, it was the newcomer and Triton ONE graduate Alex Anton who survived the turbo silliness to emerge with a first title

Entries: 70 | Prize pool: $2,100,000

It was a record-breaking field the first time the popular Invitational format was played in Asia, and Brazilian pro denied China's No 1 after a swingy heads-up duel, earning $7.25m

Entries: 173 | Prize pool: $34,600,000

After getting heads up with one of his best friends Nick Schulman, self-professed 'mid-stakes grinder' downs Hall of Famer for maiden Triton triumph

Entries: 70 | Prize pool: $3,500,000

Eight years after his first title in the same tournament room, American pro and commentator earned a new career high of nearly $4 million in the $100K Main Event

Entries: 196 | Prize pool: $19,600,000

After a typically swingy turbo final table, American pro showed characteristic composure to down Daniel Rezaei heads up and take his Triton tally to five

Entries: 35 | Prize pool: $1,750,000

The 10th Anniversary Special ended with two winners -- one from the United States and one from Brazil -- as top pros agreed to chop and then flip for the title. Petrangelo picked up the official win.

Entries: 67 | Prize pool: $10,050,000

In the last tournament on a two-week schedule, one of Triton's nearly men got there at last, banking $256,000 in a quickfire turbo event, and denying Kiat Lee a second win of the trip

Entries: 23 | Prize pool: $690,000