Alex Foxen and Robert Cowen Bounce Back at Triton Jeju, Each Winning a Title in the Final Events

Alex Foxen closes strong in $75K PLO, winning his fourth title and $1,260,000

This seven-figure score helped Foxen break even for the series. He played the full schedule (total buy-ins = $950K excluding re-entries) and had earned $359K in prizes before this event.
Foxen entered the final table with the biggest stack and maintained the lead throughout.

Things were really easy. It’s amazing, the tournament was basically dealt to me. I can only take so much credit. It was a very fortunate run of cards. I had the right hands at the right time.

These stops can be really gruelling, especially if things aren’t going your way, it can be tough emotionally. Also just tough physically, to stay rested throughout the long series. So I was definitely disappointed with the way everything was going, and it’s been a bit of a tough series for me. But it feels really good to end it on a good note… It’s definitely extremely sweet.

$75K PLO Final Table Payouts (60 entries total):

Position	Country	Player	Payout
1		Alex Foxen	$1,260,000
2		Eelis Parssinen	$890,000
3		Isaac Haxton	$600,000
4		Laszlo Bujtas	$457,000
5		Sean Rafael	$360,000
6		Philip Sternheimer	$280,000
7		Paul Phua	$218,000

Robert Cowen also finishes strong, winning the $30K PLO Turbo Bounty Quattro

This was Cowen’s first Triton title. His series had also been disappointing up to that point: he played 5 events without cashing (total buy-ins = $250K excluding re-entries).

I think it’s gone as well as any final could go. Just ran very, very hot.

I feel good. It’s a rough series, so it’s nice to claw a lot back. And obviously to win my first event is brilliant. It’s always nice to win.

$30K PLO Turbo Bounty Quattro Payouts (39 entries total, including bounties):

Position	Country	Player	Payout
1		Robert Cowen	$622,000
2		Stephen Chidwick	$175,000
3		Jason Koon	$112,000
4		Lautaro Guerra	$85,000
5		Punnat Punsri	$86,000
6		Ben Tollerene	$50,000
7		Gergo Nagy	$40,000

Chan Wai Leong secures his first triton title after 10 years

The 39-year-old Triton regular finally claimed his first trophy in the $25K PLO 6-handed event ($387K). Before this, Chan Wai Leong had cashed 24 times in Triton events, including 14 final tables. His best previous result was 2nd place in the $125K Main Event at Triton Monte-Carlo 2024 ($2.97M).

$25K PLO 6-Handed Final Table Payouts (53 entries total):

Position	Country	Player	Payout
1		Chan Wai Leong	$387,000
2		Sean Rafael	$278,000
3		Paul Phua	$181,000
4		Isaac Haxton	$136,500
5		Philip Sternheimer	$106,000
6		Ben Tollerene	$82,000

Next Triton Series Will Take Place in Montenegro from May 13 to 28

The schedule includes 16 events. The highlight: the return of the $200K Triton Invitational — a tournament where VIP players invite pros, and on Day 1 they play in separate pools.

Triton Montenegro 2026 Schedule:

• May 13–15: #1 $25K Golden Decade
• May 14–15: #2 $25K NLH 8-Handed
• May 15–16: #3 $30K NLH 8-Handed
• May 16–17: #5 $40K NLH 7-Handed Mystery Bounty
• May 17–18: #6 $50K NLH 8-Handed
• May 18: #7 $30K NLH Turbo
• May 19–21: #8 $200K NLH Triton Invitational
• May 20–21: #9 $50K NLH 7-Handed
• May 21–23: #10 $100K NLH Main Event
• May 22: #11 $50K NLH Turbo Bounty Quattro
• May 23–25: #12 $150K NLH 10th Anniversary Special
• May 24–25: #13 $30K PLO/NLH
• May 25–27: #15 $100K PLO Main Event
• May 26–27: #16 $50K PLO Mystery Bounty
• May 27–28: #17 $75K PLO 6-Handed
• May 28: #18 $25K PLO Turbo Bounty Quattro

Triton has also announced upcoming series:

• Triton Super High Roller Jeju II — September 4–21
• Triton One x Triton Super High Roller Cyprus — November 4–28