Jeremy Ausmus Wi3+patti+cash+withdrawalns First Triton Title in Record

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Table Of Contents

• Vloggers Shine in Triton
• Triton Jeju Event #3 Final Table Results
• Top Ramin
• Triton Jeju Event #5 Final Table Results

The Triton Poker Jeju festival in South Korea continued to be one of the most exciting high-stakes festivals of the year with record-breaking numbers, big-name winners and new faces to the international high roller circuit.

Jeremy Ausmus won his first Triton title and second high-stakes tournament of the year in the $25,000 buy-in Event #3 for $1,892,000, while Azerbaijan's Ramin Hajiyev took down the $30,000 buy-in Event #5 for $1,517,000.

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Vloggers Shine in Triton

Event #3 drew 392 runners to set a new attendance record for Triton. According to Triton updates, Ausmus' maiden Triton victory came after he made a "misclick" with pocket kings by putting out the wrong size for a raise and being forced to call. The rare mistake from the elite American pro was the result of jetlag and tiredness, Triton reported.

The victory brings Ausmus his second trophy of the year after winning the PGT Championship for $ 500,000, continuing to make the strong case for being a first-ballot Poker Hall of Famer.

The high roller tournament field included top pros like Phil Ivey (38th - $52,000), Kristen Foxen (41st - $45,000) and recent GPI Toughest Opponent winner Adrian Mateos (24th - $71,000).

There was also a Triton newcomer in Alexander "Wolfgang" Seibt, one of the most popular poker YouTubers in the world, who finished fourth for a career-best $680,000. That's more than ten times his second-biggest score, which he earned days earlier in event #2 as he finished 22nd for $62,000.

Another popular poker vlogger, Ethan "Rampage" Yau, also cashed in Event #2.

Wolfgang nearly took a bad beat he'd remember for a lifetime as he was all in with pocket kings against the nines of Quan Zhou with 11 players left. His opponent flopped a set to take the life out of the poker vlogger, but the board ran out a straight for a chopped pot.

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Triton Jeju Event #3 Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize (In USD)
1	Jeremy Ausmus	United States	$1,892,000
2	Zhou Quan	China	$1,193,000
3	Sim Kok Wai	Malaysia	$855,000
4	Alexander Seibt	United States	$680,000
5	Maksim Vaskresenski	Belarus	$532,000
6	Paulius Vaitiekunas	Lithuania	$417,000
7	Shunjiro Kita	Japan	$314,000
8	Matthias Eibinger	Austria	$222,000
9	Aliaksandr Shylko	Belarus	$178,000

Top Ramin

The $30,000 buy-in Event #5 drew 252 runners including Nick Petrangelo (38th - $52,000), Isaac Haxton (30th - $59,000) and Artur Martirosian (11th - $133,000).

The final table included high-stakes crushers from around the world including American David Peters (9th - $159,000), Australian Kahle Burns (8th - $190,000) and Canadian Sam Greenwood (6th - $353,000). But it was Azerbaijan's Ramin Hajiyev who won the event for $1,517,000 as he defeated Russia's Viacheslav Balaev.

According to Triton updates, the victory brings Hajiyev his second Triton title as he adds to his now $11.3 million in Hendon Mobearnings.

Triton Jeju Event #5 Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize (In USD)
1	Ramin Hajiyev	Azerbaijan	$1,517,000
2	Viacheslav Balaev	Russia	$1,008,000
3	Mao Renji	China	$737,000
4	Winfred Yu	Hong Kong	$595,000
5	Manuel Fritz	Austria	$467,000
6	Sam Greenwood	Canada	$353,500
7	Brandon Wilson	United States	$259,000
8	Kahle Burns	Australia	$190,000
9	David Peters	United States	$159,000

The Triton Series in South Korea continues on with the final table of Event #6, a $25,000 buy-in tournament that will award $1,882,000 to the winner. Check out the stream of Event #6 on YouTube.