Artur Martirosyan Crushes $50K PLO Mystery Bounty For $1M+; Dan Dvoress Leads $100K PLO Main Event Day 2

The Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Jeju 2026 in Les A Casino saw Artur Martirosyan  make a spectacular return to form, capturing the $50,000 Triton PLO Mystery Bounty. The Russian star eliminated every opponent at the seven-handed final table to earn a combined $1,044,000. Meanwhile, Dan Dvoress leads the $100K PLO Main Event as Day 2 kicks off with a stacked field of high-stakes talent.

Artur Martirosyan Dominates Triton PLO Mystery Bounty

Martirosyan has once again proven why he is the reigning Triton Player of the Year . After a frustrating start to the Season 5 opener in Jeju, the Russian phenom pivoted to four-card poker to capture the $50,000 PLO Mystery Bounty title, pocketing a massive $1,044,000 combined score.

The victory marks Martirosyan’s fourth career Triton Poker Super High Roller Series title and further cements his reputation as one of the most dangerous Pot Limit Omaha players on the high-stakes circuit.

From Cold Deck To Heater

The series didn’t start according to plan for Martirosyan. Despite a “glitzy” ceremony at the start of the trip where he collected his Ivan Leow Player of the Year award, the No Limit Hold’em portion of the schedule was a grind.

In two weeks of play, he recorded only two cashes and a lone final table appearance (9th place). However, the shift to PLO seemed to provide the mental reset he needed.

It feels amazing. Especially after two weeks of running very bad in no limit. I come to PLO and I feel free.

The “Clean Sweep” Final Table

Entering the final table as one of the shorter stacks, Martirosyan found an early double-up that ignited an absolute rampage. In a rare feat of dominance, the Russian pro personally eliminated every single player at the seven-handed final table. His victims included some of the most decorated names in the game, as he sent David Wang to the rail in seventh place, Cesar Garcia in sixth, Jason Koon in fifth. The onslaught continued as he knocked out Stephen Chidwick in fourth, and Seth Davies in third before ultimately defeating Matthias Eibinger in their heads-up duel to finish as the runner-up.

My opponents were playing very good, so it was tough. We played deep. It was a long, tough final table with deep stacks. But I think I played good, so I’m quite happy with the quality of my decisions. And I felt lucky.

By clearing the entire table, he earned seven bounty envelopes which significantly padded his bankroll. While the official first-place prize was $494,000, his luck continued when pulling the envelopes, which added another $550,000 to his haul. This combined performance resulted in a total payday of $1,044,000, proving once again that the reigning Player of the Year is just as lethal with four cards as he is with two.

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#15 Triton - PLO Mystery Bounty - USD 50,000 ($52,000)

Total Prize

$2,275,000

Entries

73

ITM

12

#	Payout	Player	SPI
1	$494,000	AM Artur Martirosyan Russia	2,688.73
2	$336,000	ME Matthias Eibinger Austria	1,901.22
3	$226,000	SD Seth Davies United States of America	1,552.34
4	$174,000	SC Stephen Chidwick United Kingdom	1,344.37
5	$139,000	JK Jason Koon United States of America	1,202.44
6	$111,000	CG Cesar Garcia Spain	1,097.67
7	$88,000	DW David Wang Australia	1,016.25
8	$60,000	EP Eelis Parssinen Finland	950.61
9	$60,000	SR Sean Rafael United States of America	896.24

Check the 12 Payouts & Results ...

Dan Dvoress Leads The Charge In $100K PLO Main Event

The action is back underway at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Jeju as the prestigious $100K PLO Main Event, moves into Day 2. With the cards back in the air at 1 p.m. local time, 21 players have returned to their seats from an initial starting field of 44 entries. However, the final numbers and the massive prize pool are still in flux, as late registration remains open for the first two levels of today’s play.

Dvoress stands alone at the top of the counts, entering the day as the only player to breach the million-chip mark with a stack of 1,087,000 (181 big blinds). He is followed by Klemens Roiter and Gergo Nagy , who occupy the second and third spots respectively.

Current Top 10 Chip Counts

The full list of chip counts is available on the Triton Poker Plus website.

Upcoming Schedule: Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju

What’s Next For The Triton Poker Series?

With the action in Jeju winding down, the high-stakes world is already shifting its gaze toward the next major stop. The Triton Poker Series returns to Europe this spring, touching down in Montenegro from May 13 to 28, 2026.

The world’s best will gather at the stunning Maestral Resort and Casino for another two-week marathon of the highest-stakes tournaments on the planet.

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