The Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Jeju 2026 continues to rewrite the history books. Hot on the heels of Paul Phua ’s emotional victory in the 10th Anniversary Special, Thailand’s No. 1 Punnat Punsri has added another milestone to his staggering career.

By taking down Event #13: $30,000 NLH/PLO Mix, Punsri secured his sixth Triton title and a $504,000 payday. The win officially moves him into sole possession of second place on the all-time Triton title leaderboard, surpassing icons like Phil Ivey , Bryn Kenney , and Danny Tang , who all sit on five. Only Jason Koon , with 12, now stands ahead of him.

A Master of Two Disciplines

History maker: Punnat Punsri secures his sixth Triton title, moving into sole possession of second place on the all-time list.

The $30,000 NLH/PLO Mixed event drew a field of 60 entries, creating a $1.8 million prize pool. For Punsri, the format was a return to his roots. “This event was particularly special because it’s both disciplines that I played since my university days,” Punsri remarked after his win. “I used to play hold’em and Omaha, alternating every week. To be able to win an event like this, I’m super, super proud.”

The final table was a shark tank featuring the likes of Dan Dvoress and Jesse Lonis . Punsri entered the final day with a healthy stack of 2,135,000 (43 BBs), trailing only Quan Zhou and Daniel Rezaei . After navigating a swingy three-handed battle where the chip lead swapped multiple times, Punsri eventually entered heads-up play against Zhou with a dominant 40-to-8 blind advantage.

The final hand of the tournament occurred during a No Limit Hold’em round. Zhou moved all-in pre-flop with ace-jack suited, and was well ahead of Punsri’s five-three suited. An ace-high flop gave Zhou top pair but Punsri wasn’t out of the game with his wheeldraw; with Punsri’s rail calling for a four, the dealer burned and turned the four of hearts, completing a straight for Punsri and leaving Zhou drawing dead before the river.

“I think this realisation of self improvement is really helpful not just in life at the tables, but life beyond the tables,” Punsri added, reflecting on the elite level of competition in Jeju. “I think I’ve become much more mature and a better person through poker and Triton.”

#13 Triton - PLO / NLH - USD 30,000 ($31,200)

Total Prize

$1,800,000

Entries

ITM

#	Payout	Player	SPI
1	$504,000	PP Punnat Punsri Thailand	2,406.85
2	$356,000	QZ Quan Zhou China	1,701.90
3	$240,000	DR Daniel Rezaei Austria	1,389.60
4	$183,000	MW Matthew Wantman United States of America	1,203.43
5	$144,000	ME Matthias Eibinger Austria	1,076.38
6	$112,000	LB Laszlo Bujtas Hungary	982.59
7	$87,000	DD Daniel Dvoress Canada	909.70
8	$69,000	JL Jesse Lonis United States of America	850.95
9	$56,000	BD Biao Ding China	802.28

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The Elite Leaderboard: Most Triton Titles

The benchmark: Jason Koon remains at the top with a record 12 Triton titles

Punnat Punsri’s rise has been meteoric. In just three and a half years, he has climbed to the runner-up spot on the all-time titles list, trailing only the legendary Jason Koon.

Player	Titles
Jason Koon	12
Punnat Punsri	6
Phil Ivey	5
Bryn Kenney	5
Danny Tang	5
Mikita Badziakouski	4
Paul Phua	2

About Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju

The Triton Poker Series returns to Jeju, South Korea, for a historic stop celebrating its 10th Year. Held at the Les A Casino at Jeju Shinhwa World, the series continues through April 1, 2026, featuring the world’s highest stakes and most prestigious titles.

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