Triton One Wraps Up With Joshua Gebissa At Top Of The Highlights

Triton One was finally unleashed, and high rollers from all over the world answered the call, descending upon Landing Casino at Jeju Island, South Korea. Running from September 2 to 8, 2025, this inaugural event was the brand’s introduction of a mid-stakes bracket, built squarely as a proving ground for those aspiring for the elite stage of the prestigious brand.

Still, buy-ins were not for the light-pocketed with tournaments costing anywhere from $2,000 to $20,000.  Unsurprisingly, recreational players were a rarity in the field. From Asia to the Pacific and beyond, it was similar to the WSOP where poker’s most recognizable names gathered to battle for prestige and massive payouts. With the event now concluded, here are the champions and highlights of Triton’s newest chapter.

Punsri Unable To Close; Gebissa Crowned Triton One Main Event Champion

The centerpiece of the inaugural games was the Triton One Main Event which drew 1,046 entries (496 uniques) across two starting days – 520 entries (Day 1A), 526 entries (Day 1B). With each entry costing a hefty $8,000, the prize pool soared to $7,607,558. Among the large crowd of aspirants that ran deep for a piece of the enormous pot were Paul Ming Juen Teoh (12th), Takashi Yagura (16th), Julian Warhurst (21st), Chase Cokaliong (25th), Martin Sedlak (26th), Ta Wei Tou (44th), Nang Quang Nguyen (45th), and Lok Ming Chan (58th) to name a few.

At the final table, half the field were newcomers including Germany’s Joshua Gebissa who faced Triton decorated champion Punnat Punsri for the title. On paper, the Gebissa was the clear underdog – his live résumé paling in comparison to Punsri’s bloated track record. And when heads up play began, the numbers told the same story. Punsri sat on a commanding 129 big blinds to Gebissa’s 35 big blinds.

With a full rail cheering on both sides and thousands watching via livestream, it took nearly three hours to determine a champion. During the first hour, Punsri maintained his commanding lead until a failed bluff with 9♥3♥ versus K♠Q♥ top pair on a board 6♣Q♣K♥2♥J♠ doubled up Gebissa to tighten the gap with Punsri 65 big blinds and Gebissa 50 big blinds.

As Punsri grinded to widen the gap, another all in showdown was claimed by Gebissa to practically seal the win. With A♣7♣, he called Punsri’s Q♦2♥ three-bet then landed trips on a flop 7♦7♥Q♣. Punsri continued to fire through the turn 3♠ then tank-called Gebissa’s big shove on the river 6♦. This sent Punsri down to just 4 big blinds, and despite securing one double up, he was ousted in 2nd place. The last hand is pictured above – Gebissa called Punsri’s shove on the turn with second pair and it held on the river Q♣.

#8 Triton One Main Event ($8,000)

Total Prize

$7,607,558

Entries

1,046

ITM

167

#	Payout	Player
1	$975,225	JG Joshua Gebissa Denmark
2	$1,205,775	PP Punnat Punsri Thailand
3	$573,000	DS Daiki Shingae Japan
4	$431,000	RW Ruogu Wen China
5	$328,000	DZ Dajie Zhuo China
6	$241,300	AM Artur Martirosian Russian Federation
7	$183,000	KK Kaoru Kishimoto Japan
8	$130,558	IY Igor Yaroshevskyy Ukraine
9	$101,700	SP Sergei Petrushevskii Russian Federation

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Chengxu Hu Wins Triton One Genesis

Before the Main Event took center stage, the games opened with the Triton One Genesis which cost $3,000 to enter. This drew 465 uniques and 720 re-entries for 1,185 total and a prize pool of $3,177,814. As the first event of the much anticipated series, it set the mood as a long list of Triton newcomers poured in. Among them were Somashekhar Sanampuri, Quan Qiu, Valeriy Fokin, Jun Li , Shung Er Sua, The Naing, and Khoa Anh Ngo who ran deep in 9th place and would later go on to win the Triton One NLH $2K Event for $58,700.

#1 Triton One Genesis ($3,000)

Total Prize

$3,174,614

Entries

1,185

ITM

190

#	Payout	Player
1	$564,000	CH Chengxu Hu China
2	$327,000	ND Niklas Deitmer Germany
3	$231,000	WS Wang Sum Li Hong Kong
4	$171,000	PS Po Sen Wang Taiwan
5	$133,000	MN Martin Nielsen Denmark
6	$99,500	SM Samuel Mullur Austria
7	$76,000	CH Cheng Huang China
8	$54,100	AB Aren Bezhanyan Armenia
9	$38,202	KA Khoa Anh Ngo Viet Nam

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Chenxiang Miao Banks $20K High Roller

The most expensive event on the menu was the One Day High Roller $20K. As the ceiling in terms of buy-in, it attracted 48 elite players and 8 re-entries for 56 in total. Among those at the tables were Chi Jen “Justin” Chu, Isaac Haxton, Wai Kiat Lee, Danny Tang, and Triton creator Richard Yong. In the end, it was a Triton newcomer by the name of Chenxiang Miao who shipped it after defeating Australia’s Joshua McCully at heads up. This win came just days after Miao finished 8th at the Mystery Bounty.

#12 One Day High Roller #2 ($20,000)

Total Prize

$1,075,200

Entries

56

ITM

9

#	Payout	Player
1	$315,000	CM Chenxiang Miao China
2	$226,000	JM Joshua Mccully Australia
3	$146,700	CJ Chi Jen Chu Taiwan
4	$110,800	IH Isaac Haxton United States of America
5	$86,000	KT Kazuyuki Tanemura Japan
6	$66,000	HC Hui Chen Taiwan
7	$52,600	WK Wai Kiat Lee Malaysia
8	$40,900	QD Qiao Du China
9	$31,200	SL Shaoshuai Li China

Jun Hao Wu Clinches Triton One High Roller Title

At the close of the Main Event, the Triton One High Roller $15K was still running with 215 unique and 138 re-entries building a juicy prize pool of $4,995,303. Like most of the events, the final table featured a mix of Triton newcomers and veterans with the former in the minority. Among them were Malaysia’s Kah Yew Teng who finished 9th, Philippine’s Vamerdino Magsakay who finished 7th, and Jun Hao Wu from Singapore who defeated USA’s Ebony Kenney at heads up to claim the last title of the series.

The win earned Wu a career high score of $969,000 to catapult from 5th to 2nd in Singapore THM All Time Money List with over $2 Million in winnings.

#15 Triton One High Roller ($15,000)

Total Prize

$4,995,303

Entries

353

ITM

55

#	Payout	Player
1	$969,000	JH Jun Hao Wu Singapore
2	$614,500	EK Ebony Kenney United States of America
3	$444,000	YW Yeu Wei Hsiang Malaysia
4	$359,000	XL Xixiang Luo China
5	$284,003	MW Michael Watson Canada
6	$218,500	YX Yu Xiangyu China
7	$162,700	VM Vamerdino Magsakay Philippines
8	$117,500	SC Stephen Chidwick United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
9	$95,500	KY Kah Yew Teng Malaysia

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Josh McCully Tops Player One Leaderboard

Joshua McCully may not have picked up Triton One hardware but his three deep runs – which included two runner-up finishes – was enough to crown him the festival’s Player One leaderboard winner. However, it was no runaway victory for the Aussie as Main Event champion Joshua Gebissa pushed him to the wire, finishing just five points behind. Thanks to title sponsor QQPK, $50,000 in prizes were spread among the top five leaderboard finishers. McCully’s performance earned him $15,000 plus a $4,000 bonus draw, for a total of $19,000 in cash.

Read all about it right here – Josh McCully Wins Player One Title

Player One – Top 5

• 1st: Josh McCully, Australia – 660 points – $15,000 + $4,000 bonus draw
• 2nd: Joshua Gebissa, Germany – 655 points – $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event buy-in
• 3rd: Chengxu Hu, China – 580 points – $5,000 cash
• 3rd: Jun Hao Wu, Singapore – 580 points – $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event buy-in
• 5th: Chenxiang Miao, China – $10,000 cash

Jieming Xu Luckiest At Mystery Bounty

Excitement galore at the $9K Mystery Bounty event with 273 entries generating a prize pool of $1,251,843. Only 47 players dipped in the money jar among them was Jieming Xu who finished in 28th place. However, before collecting his $9,100 winnings, Xu still had two bounty pulls and whoa! He drew the largest bounty worth $100,000 plus $50,000 on his second pull.

Triton One Champions

• Main Event: Joshua Gebissa – $975,225
• Genesis: Chengxu Hu – $564,000
• High Roller $20K: Chenxiang Miao – $315,000
• High Roller $15K: Jun Hao Wu – $969,000
• NLHE $5K 8-Handed: Doyle Lee – $67,000
• Mystery Bounty $9K: Xiaqing Ji – $245,000
• Bounty Quattro $5K: Johan Schultz-Pedersen – $78,000
• NLHE $2K: Yoko Sasaki – $69,000
• NLHE $2K: Khoa Anh Ngo – $58,700
• Bounty Quattro $2K: Samuel Mullur – $54,000

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