Bodyakovskiy lost $1.4M at Triton Jeju

Analysts at MTTDB have published statistics on the Triton Super High Roller Series festival in Jeju, which wrapped up on September 21. The stop's 14 tournaments drew 1,752 entries, with prize money totaling $100 million plus $3.2 million in bounties. The organizers collected $5.65 million in rake.

Three events put together 8-figure prize pools: the $200,000 Invitational ($34.6 million), the $100,000 Main Event ($19.6 million) and the $150,000 10th Anniversary Special ($10.1 million).

The biggest profit among the players was posted by Joao Simao. The Brazilian ran deep in the two most expensive tournaments: he became the Invitational champion and finished runner-up in the Anniversary Special. Those results brought him $9.87 million. With 15 entries for $908,000, Simao posted a 987% ROI.

Top 5 Triton Jeju II players by profit:
1️⃣ Joao Simao 🇧🇷 — $8.97 million (spent $908,000, ROI 987%)
2️⃣ Biao Ding 🇨🇳 — $4.11 million (spent $1.26 million, ROI 325%)
3️⃣ Nick Schulman 🇺🇸 — $4.09 million (spent $579,000, ROI 706%)
4️⃣ Seth Davies 🇺🇸 — $3.02 million (spent $1.23 million, ROI 246%)
5️⃣ Wan Yang 🇨🇳 — $2.71 million (spent $735,000, ROI 370%)

The deepest in the red was Sam Greenwood. The Canadian spent $1.58 million on 23 entries across 13 events and never once made the money. Belarusian high roller Nikita Bodyakovskiy also landed in the top 3, closing out the series down $1.42 million.

Top 5 Triton Jeju II players by losses:
1️⃣ Sam Greenwood 🇨🇦 — $1.58 million (ROI -100%)
2️⃣ Javid Ismailov 🇦🇿 — $1.43 million (ROI -100%)
3️⃣ Nikita Bodyakovskiy 🇧🇾 — $1.42 million (ROI -93%)
4️⃣ Eelis Parssinen 🇫🇮 — $1.3 million (ROI -76%)
5️⃣ Tony "Ren" Lin 🇨🇳 — $1.25 million (ROI -94%)

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