Three New Players Have Crossed the $30M Mark in Triton Winnings
As of April 2026, the list of players who had earned more than $30 million at Triton Super High Roller Series tournaments included only Bryn Kenney, Jason Koon, Stephen Chidwick and Nikita Bodyakovskiy. After the series' stops in Montenegro and South Korea, three more poker players joined this club.
Daniel Dvoress added five more Triton titles in 2026 to the two he already had, and at the festival in Jeju he earned more than $1.6 million from five ITM finishes. As a result, the Canadian pro's winnings reached $34.8 million. He climbed to fourth place on the series' leaderboard, overtaking Bodyakovskiy. The Belarusian high roller, incidentally, ended up in the top 3 for money lost in Jeju, finishing down $1,419,150. Only Javid Ismailov (-$1,422,000) and Sam Greenwood (-$1,567,650) lost larger sums.
Danny Tang cashed 10 times at the last two festivals, increasing his Triton winnings by $5.8 million. The player from Hong Kong didn't get to a title in Jeju, but in Montenegro he became the main event champion and took home more than $3.5 million. These results brought Tang's prize money up to $32.3 million.
For Punnat Punsri, Triton is the main source of his career earnings. The Thai regular has won more than 75% of all his prize money at the high roller series. In Montenegro, Punsri put together seven cashes for $1.7 million, while in Korea he performed more modestly — three ITM finishes and $692,000. He now has just over $30 million in prize money within Triton.
Aleksejs Ponakovs is very close to the $30 million mark. To reach it, the Lithuanian pro needs just $135,171 more. Ponakovs could have crossed the line in Jeju, but at the recent series he earned only $28,500 for 24th place in the $15,000 NLH 8-Handed and finished all the tournaments down $1,140,150.
Daniel Dvoress added five more Triton titles in 2026 to the two he already had, and at the festival in Jeju he earned more than $1.6 million from five ITM finishes. As a result, the Canadian pro's winnings reached $34.8 million. He climbed to fourth place on the series' leaderboard, overtaking Bodyakovskiy. The Belarusian high roller, incidentally, ended up in the top 3 for money lost in Jeju, finishing down $1,419,150. Only Javid Ismailov (-$1,422,000) and Sam Greenwood (-$1,567,650) lost larger sums.
Danny Tang cashed 10 times at the last two festivals, increasing his Triton winnings by $5.8 million. The player from Hong Kong didn't get to a title in Jeju, but in Montenegro he became the main event champion and took home more than $3.5 million. These results brought Tang's prize money up to $32.3 million.
For Punnat Punsri, Triton is the main source of his career earnings. The Thai regular has won more than 75% of all his prize money at the high roller series. In Montenegro, Punsri put together seven cashes for $1.7 million, while in Korea he performed more modestly — three ITM finishes and $692,000. He now has just over $30 million in prize money within Triton.
Aleksejs Ponakovs is very close to the $30 million mark. To reach it, the Lithuanian pro needs just $135,171 more. Ponakovs could have crossed the line in Jeju, but at the recent series he earned only $28,500 for 24th place in the $15,000 NLH 8-Handed and finished all the tournaments down $1,140,150.
Top 10 players by total winnings at Triton:📰 Subscribe to Pokerflow
1. Bryn Kenney 🇺🇸 — $51,314,802
2. Jason Koon 🇺🇸 — $40,914,284
3. Stephen Chidwick 🇬🇧 — $35,216,106
4. Daniel Dvoress 🇨🇦 — $34,821,982
5. Nikita Bodyakovskiy 🇧🇾 — $32,413,817
6. Danny Tang 🇭🇰 — $32,298,454
7. Punnat Punsri 🇹🇭 — $30,016,130
8. Aleksejs Ponakovs 🇱🇻 — $29,864,829
9. Paul Phua 🇲🇾 — $26,589,082
10. Dan Smith 🇺🇸 — $26,059,816
