Triton One Set Several New Records

$3K QQPK Genesis became the largest Triton One event

The tournament drew 1,236 entries. The organizers were forced to add another playing day and roll back the blinds. For comparison, the same tournament in September 2025 set a record with 1,185 entries.

Nguyen Huu Dung won ($586K). He started the final table as the chip leader and held the top spot until the end of the tournament. Watch the final hand on X (Twitter):

A funny coincidence: the final table of this tournament was played out on International Women’s Day. And two women made the 9-max final table of this huge tournament — Nguyen Thi Xoa and Chunnuan Xu.

Payouts at the $3K QQPK Genesis final table (1,236 entries total)

Position	Name	Country	Payout
1st	Nguyen Huu Dung		$586,000
2nd	Zhou Yinan		$338,000
3rd	Takashi Kawauchi		$237,000
4th	Chuang Zheng		$176,000
5th	Xu Chunnuan		$138,500
6th	Peng Mengdian		$105,344
7th	Nguyen Thi Xoa		$79,000
8th	Lu Zeping		$57,000
9th	Nguyen Nang Quang		$44,000

In general, women at Triton One are showing incredible skill this time. This tournament was only the beginning.

Series debutant Yuna Kanaizumi won the $5K NLH Mystery Bounty

This tournament set an unusual achievement. For the first time in Triton history, two women met heads-up: Yuna Kanaizumi and Nguyen Thi Xoa. Yes, the same Nguyen Thi Xoa who finished 7th in the $3K QQPK Genesis. What a legend!

Kanaizumi reached the final table with the shortest stack. First she won two double-ups: TT > A2s, AJ > 66. In 6-max Kanaizumi eliminated Kirill Beketov: KQs > AKo, 36 bb pot, queen on the flop. After this hand, Kanaizumi became the chip leader with 49 bb. Starting from 5-max, Kanaizumi eliminated all of her opponents one by one. Watch the final hand on X (Twitter):

Payouts at the $5K NLH Mystery Bounty final table including bounties (836 entries total):

Position	Name	Country	Payout
1st	Yuna Kanaizumi		$462,500
2nd	Nguyen Thi Xoa		$255,000
3rd	Elmer Kalaquian		$196,500
4th	Yunpeng Bai		$224,500
5th	Fan Chih Wei		$124,000
6th	Tien Thanh Pham		$95,500
7th	Kirill Beketov		$74,556
8th	Chen Chuanshu		$47,000
9th	Cheung Chung Ching		$51,500

Ngo Khoa Anh became the first two-time Triton One champion

Last September, Ngo won the $2K One Night NLHE side event ($58.7K).

In the current series he secured another victory and a career-best cash in the $10K NLH 7-handed ($612K).

Ngo reached the final table with a stack of 6 bb. The comeback started in the very first hand: KK > A9o. Then he secured another double-up: AA > KQo.

By the way, a woman also played at the final table of this tournament. Lin Meng-Lin finished in 3rd place, showing bright play.

Ngo reached heads-up against Wang Yang. In the final hand, Ngo shoved A4o, Yang called all-in for 12 bb with A3o. Board: 72355.

Winner Ngo Khoa Anh said he started playing poker during COVID simply because there was nothing else to do. Since 2022 he has accumulated more than $2.5M in live tournament earnings.

Payouts at the $10K NLH 7-handed final table (347 entries total):

Position	Name	Country	Payout
1st	Ngo Khoa Anh		$612,000
2nd	Wang Yang		$388,000
3rd	Lin Meng-Ling		$280,000
4th	Ander Vallinas		$227,000
5th	Zhou Yinan		$180,000
6th	Yuan Yilu		$138,000
7th	Tang Yixi		$103,000

$8K Triton One Main Event drew 1,231 entries

This is the second largest event in the Triton One history. The same Main Event last year drew 1,024 entries. Right now Flight 1C is in progress. The stream can be watched on Twitch, YouTube, and Kick.

Triton One series will run until March 15. Triton Super High Roller, a series of tournaments with buy-ins ranging from $20K to $150K, will begin on March 14 and run until April 1.