Unstoppable Aleksa Pavicevic Wins $200K Triton Invitational ($6,180,000)

Luck never left Aleksa Pavicevic throughout the entire final table of the $200K Triton Invitational

This was his third career Triton tournament — with no cashes in the previous two.

The final table lasted only three hours. Pavicevic entered the 9-max final second in chips and remained near the top throughout the whole session.

The madness began during 4-handed play. Pavicevic, sitting on the small blind with 55 BB, shoved into Erik Wasserson’s big blind (15 BB) and got called. Showdown: Q 5 for Pavicevic, A 5 for Wasserson. The board ran out Q 8 4 J 10

On the very next hand, a $1.4M collision occurred — that was the pay jump between 3rd and 2nd places.

Chip stacks at that moment:

1. Aleksa Pavicevic – 73 BB
2. Javid Ismailov – 71 BB
3. Seth Davies – 13 BB

Seth Davies, who started the final day with just 6 BB, managed to reach heads-up. However, he was massively outchipped — nearly 1-to-11. No deal was discussed.

At one point, Davies managed to even the stacks.

In the final hand, the effective stack was 42 BB. Limped pot.

Flop came K 7 3 — Davies made two pair with K 3 , both players checked.

Turn: A . Davies check-raised to 9 BB.

River: 10 . Davies led for 6 BB, leaving 28 BB behind. Pavicevic shoved. After a minute in the tank, Davies called and saw 5 3 .

Final Table $200K Triton Invitational Payouts:

Place	Player	Country	Payout
1st	Aleksa Pavicevic		$6,180,000
2nd	Seth Davies		$4,190,000
3rd	Javid Ismailov		$2,793,000
4th	Erik Wasserson		$2,287,000
5th	Taylor von Kriegenbergh		$1,835,000
6th	Maher Nouira		$1,423,000
7th	Ramin Hajiyev		$1,053,000
8th	Joni Jouhkimainen		$774,000
9th	Thomas Santerne		$617,000

Trophy Hunter Dominykas Mikolaitis Wins $50K Event for $1,258,000

At the start of the year, Dominykas Mikolaitis made a promise to his wife — this year would be all about bringing home trophies.

Alongside the long-awaited trophy, Mikolaitis also secured his career-best cash.

He entered the final table 4th in chips. During 6-max play, he was down to just 7 BB — but then the comeback began. First, A A > K 6 vs. David Peters, then K K > A Q vs. Danilo Velasevic. He climbed back to 24.5 BB.

Lady luck stayed with Mikolaitis until the very end. In 3-handed play, he sent David Peters to the rail. Mikolaitis opened the BTN with A K , Peters defended his BB with K 3 and 10 BB. The board ran out 10 4 3 – Mikolaitis c-bet 1 BB and got shoved on. Turn: 7 , River: 9

Heads-up began with Mikolaitis holding 53 BB and Alex Kulev 27 BB. The winner was decided on the very first hand. Kulev shoved with A 10 vs. A 8 . Mikolaitis paired his 8 on the flop, Kulev picked up a straight draw on the turn, but bricked the river.

Final Table Payouts (100 entries total):

Place	Player	Country	Payout
1st	Dominykas Mikolaitis		$1,258,000
2nd	Alex Kulev		$850,000
3rd	David Peters		$552,000
4th	Jesse Lonis		$457,000
5th	Poseidon Ho		$468,000
6th	Danilo Velasevic		$291,000
7th	Ben Tollerene		$222,000

$100K Main Event Coverage Starts at 13:00 CET

The $100K Main Event livestream kicks off at 13:00 CET. There are 73 players remaining from a total of 158 entries, with late registration still open. The chip leaders heading into Day 2 are:

Place	Player	Country	Chips (BB)
1st	Bryn Kenney		1,278,000 (128 BB)
2nd	Andrew Robl		1,241,000 (124 BB)
3rd	Espen Jorstad		1,179,000 (118 BB)
4th	Dan Smith		1,179,000 (118 BB)
5th	Alex Foxen		1,125,000 (113 BB)
6th	Alex Boika		1,103,000 (110 BB)
7th	Danny Tang		1,073,000 (107 BB)
8th	Sean Winter		1,054,000 (105 BB)
9th	Leon Sturm		1,043,000 (104 BB)

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