The Triton Million invites a total of 32 pairs (64 players in total), and the Triton series has already released the list of 44 players (22 pairings) for this week’s $1 million invitational event at WSOP Paradise. This  invitational event will see VIP amateur players entering the tournament with a hefty $500,000 buy-in, while professional poker players can only compete if invited by one of the amateurs and contribute an additional $500,000.

The big news is that poker legend Daniel Negreanu is making his Triton debut following an invite from Hustler Casino boss Ryan Feldman. Apart from Feldman, among the businessmen are Paul Phua, Rob Yong, Santhosh Suvarna, Jared Bleznick, and Jessica Teusl. Here is the complete list of the businessmen and the players they have invited.

The entire Triton Million will be live-streamed. In addition to this event, you will also be enjoying a live stream of the $106,000 buy-in Triton Main Event and the WSOP Super Main Event. Interestingly, both of these Triton tournaments will be bracelet events. 

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The showdown, with a $200,000 buy-in, lasted over five hours and demonstrated Bleznick’s exceptional skills in both pot-limit omaha and no-limit hold’em. The win adds another milestone to his impressive resume, which includes a World Series of Poker bracelet and a Super High Roller Bowl PLO ring. With the victory, Bleznick now joins the likes of Phil Hellmuth, Jason Koon, and Daniel Negreanu as champions of PokerGO’s signature heads-up competition.

Jared Bleznick Vs Patrik Antonius High Stakes Poker Duel Round 3

The mixed game round kicked off with $300/$600 blinds with PLO. Unlike the other two heads-up, Antonius managed to take a quick lead after the first hour of play. But Bleznick turned the game in the second hour by scooping a big pot for an 11:9 chip advantage over Antonius.

The players then changed and exchanged small and big pots, and Antonius closed the chip gap. On a specific hand, Antonius open raised $4,000 holding As-6s, and Bleznick called with Qs-8c. The flop ran Kc-10s-9s and Bleznick fired $3,000, and Antonius called to see the Ac on the turn, giving him the top pair and a nut flush draw. Bleznick checked and Antonius put $10,000 into the middle. Bleznick responded to it with a $28,000 check raised and Antonius called. 

The river rolled out 5s, completing the nut flush for Antonius. Bleznick bet a sizable $58,000 into the already $70k pot. Antonius then moved all in for $125k, and Bleznick folded his hand. This gave Antonius a 5:3 chip advantage.

However, Bleznick soon turned the tides with back-to-back flushes in PLO. Antonius tried for a comeback, but a costly bluff left him with just 25 big blinds, heading into the final hour of play.

The Final Hand

The decisive hand came after hours of back-and-forth play. With nearly even stacks, Antonius open-shoved for $123,000 holding Kc-4c. Bleznick called with Ah-5s. Antonius graciously shook hands with Bleznick before seeing the board.

The flop came 7d-4d-2s, giving Antonius a pair of fours but opening a straight draw for Bleznick. The turn brought the 3s, completing Bleznick’s straight and securing his victory.

Bleznick’s clean sweep places him in elite company, becoming only the second player in High Stakes Duel history to achieve a 3-0 victory, following 17-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth. 

For Antonius, the loss marks a tough conclusion to his High Stakes Duel 5 run, but he will cope with this with his $12.1 million live poker earnings, which he scored in 2024.

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Despite the losses, Antonius remains renowned as one of the top players in no-limit hold’em and recently secured a victory in the $200K Triton Invitational Tournament in Monte Carlo, earning $5.1 million. On the other hand, Bleznick has demonstrated his skills in pot-limit Omaha, boasting a Super High Roller Bowl PLO Championship title. He also claimed his first bracelet at the 2024 WSOP $50K NLH High Roller, achieving a career-best $2 million payday.

The second round of the heads-up duel featured a mixed game format, alternating between no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha. The match began with both players holding chip stacks of $100,000.

High Stakes Duel 5 Jared Bleznick Vs. Patrik Antonius

Despite his recent Triton Monte Carlo triumph, Antonius’s luck ran out at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Early in the match, Antonius picked up A 5, running into Bleznick’s pocket-aces. Bleznick claimed the $35,000 pot, a small but significant blow that put Antonius on the back foot.

The pivotal moment came toward the end of the first half during the pot-limit Omaha round. Bleznick, on the button, open-raised to $1.8K with J 9 8 5, and Antonius called with Q 6 6 3. The flop came 9 7 5. Bleznick bet $2.5K, and Antonius check-raised to $8.5K. Bleznick called.

The turn came out K, giving both players a diamond flush draw, with Antonius holding the superior queen-high draw. Antonius bet $10K, and Bleznick responded by raising it to $50,600. Antonius opted to fold, missing an opportunity to shift momentum. This fold gave Bleznick a 2:1 chip advantage, which he soon extended to 3:1.

The PLO champion maintained relentless pressure, leaving Antonius no room to recover. The final hand took place in no-limit hold’em, where Bleznick held A Q and limp-shoved against Antonius’s A J. Antonius called, but the board ran 7 4 3 10 K, favoring Bleznick’s ace-queen. With this victory, Bleznick won Round 2 and now heads into the November 26th showdown with a total of $400K buy-in.

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Jesse Lonis Earns $1.5 Million and His First Triton Title

Jesse Lonis won the Triton SHRS Monte Carlo Event #9: $50,000 NLH 7-Handed at Sporting Monte-Carlo, scoring his first ever triton poker title, banking a seven-figure sum of $1,502,000. It was Lonis’ fourth poker title of 2024, which brought his live poker career earnings to $13 million.

The $50k buy-in 7-handed no-limit hold ’em event drew 125 entrants, building up a total prize pool of $6,250,000. Of the 125 players, the top 20 players shared the prize pool. The two-day event, saw 28 players returning to the final day, with Punnat Punsri leading the remaining players. Punsri also entered the final table as the chip leader, while Lonis held the third position in the chip lead. 

Lonis became the table short during the three-handed play, which didn’t last long as he doubled up through the chip leader Punsri. Punnat Punsri covered the loss by knocking out Dan Smith in 3rd place. Punsir held a 3:1 chip advantage over Lonis in the heads-up, and both players discussed whether to opt for an ICM chop, but chose not to.

Finally both players got  all of their chips into the middle. Lonis rolled out his Ac-9d against Punsri’s Ad-3c. The dry board favored Lonis’s ace-nine, crowning him the champion. 

Punnat Punsri had to settle with $1,021,000, while Lonis banked his career second seven-figure score of $1.5 million.

Triton Poker SHRS Monte Carlo Event #9: $50,000 NLH 7-Handed Final Table Payouts

Patrik Antonius Career Best Payday of $5.1 Million

Patrik Antonius showed the world why he is one of the best High-stakes poker pros, with a $5.1 million victory in the Event #8: $200,000 buy-in Invitational Game at the 2024 Triton Super High Roller Monte Carlo, adding a second triton poker title to his name. The victory brought his career earnings up to over $29 million, ranking up to 28th place on Hendon Mob’s all-time money list. 

The $200k buy-in saw 102 turnouts, generating a massive $20,400,000 prize pool, split among the top seventeen players. The tournament ran from November 7th to November 9th, with the field quickly narrowing down to the final 9 on Day 2, who advanced to Day 3.

Antonius led the final table, while Morten Klein entered the table with the shortest stack, and soon became the first elimination of the final table in 9th place. Xuan Tan finished 8th, followed by Konstantin Maslak in 7th. Mikita Badziakouski, holding fifth place on the all-time money list, ended up in 6th place collecting $1,188,000. Badziakousk’s countryman Mikalai Vaskaboinikau, hit the rail in 4th place, banking $1,506,000. Recent Mystery Bounty 7-Handed  winner Roman Hrabec took the 4th place for $1,867,000, pushing his career earnings over $11.5 million.

Vladimir Korzinin eliminated 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event Champ Espen Jorstad in 3rd kicking of the heads-up battle. Krozinin held 61 BBs against Antonius’s 41 BBs. The heads-up play was a thrilling battle, due to the unconventional play of the 69-year-old businessman Vladimir Korzinin. Due to his long white beard, he even got the nickname ‘Gambledore’ from the chats. 

The chip lead swung back and forth several times, with Antonius eventually getting the lead to end the impressive run of Korzinin. The hour-long heads-up play ended when Antonius jammed with Qc-4c, and Korzinn called all-in holding 8s-4s, on a board of Jc-9h-4h-2c-9d. 

Korzinn ended up taking home $3,470,000 for his runner-up finish. Meanwhile, Antonius took home his second triton title and a career-best payday of $5,130,000.

Event #8: $200K NLH TRITON INVITATIONAL Final Table Payouts

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Who is Patrik Antonius? Early Life and Poker Introduction 

Born on December 13th, 1980, Patrik Antonius is a professional poker player, former tennis player and coach, and a model from Finland. WSOP Inducted Patrik Antonius to the 2024 Poker Hall of Fame, solidifying his position further in the game of poker.

The Finnish Poker Pro was born and brought up in Helsinki, Finland. At an early age, Antonius indulged himself in tennis. He was an aspiring tennis player but had to leave the game due to an injury. He graduated from Helsinki Business College and was part of the Finland Army for a short period. Antonius’s poker journey began in 1999 when he deposited $200 on an online poker platform and never looked back.

He learned poker by himself, and he said that ‌ poker was easy to play. There was limited information regarding poker, which made it easy for Antonius. He was good at it and used his knowledge to crush the game. His day always starts with playing online poker and ends with playing live cash games and tournaments in Casino Helsinki. 

Patrik Antonius Poker Career and Winnings 

As he already made enough bankroll from online poker, Antonius began his live poker career by directly playing high-stakes poker tournaments. Antonius began his live poker career in 2004 but couldn’t make any big payout. One year later, in 2005, Patrik Antonius competed in the PCA $8,000 WPT Main Event, where he finished in 12th place, banking $34,600. That same year, he took part in the World Series of Poker but didn’t make a significant impact.

In October 2005, Patrik Antonius won the EPT Baden €4,190 NLH Main Event and collected a six-figure cash prize of $343,365. In 2006, the Finland poker pro made a final table finish in the WSOP $50,000 H.O.R.S. E, collecting $205,920 for a 9th place finish. 

In 2007, the poker pro finished 3rd in the WSOP $10,000 World Championship PLO for another six-figure score of $311,394. He went on to finish 7th place in the same event in the 2008 WSOP, cashing $124,080. 

After lowering his tournament volume for the next two years, Antonius returned in 2011 and finished 9th in the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event, earning $120,228. He began his 2012 with a runner-up finish in the Aussie Millions Poker Championship, A$250,000 NLH Challenge, scoring his second seven-figure score of $1,235,369. Antonius completely vanished from the tournament circle between 2013 and 2017. He participated in just two series, Aussie Millions and EPT, and scored several six figures in the series High Roller events.

Patrik Antonius began partaking in tournaments frequently in 2018, he started that year with a victory in the PartyPoker Live Rozvadov €25,500 Super High Roller for $520,610 and secured his career-high cash prize of $3,153,551 in the Super High Roller Bowl HK$2,000,000 Event for the runner-up finish. In 2019, Antonius competed in his career first Triton event at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series London £25,000 6 Handed Turbo and finished 17th for $52,472. After a hiatus in live tournaments during the pandemic, Antonius returned to the high-roller poker series in 2022. During the pandemic, he tried online poker, but couldn’t taste success, with one final table finish in the World Poker Tour Online Championship.

He started playing live poker in 2022 with Triton Poker Series Madrid. Although he didn’t win any series, he made a final table finish in the €100,000 Main Event, earning $585,665 for his 6th place finish. Patrik Antonius claimed his first Triton title in September 2022, when he emerged victorious in the Triton Poker Series Cyprus $25,000 NLH event for $825,000. One year later, in the same venue, he scored his third seven-figure sum of $2,100,000 in the $200,000 Triton Poker Series Cyprus High Roller Event. 

Besides his WSOP, EPT, and Triton series cashes, the pro also tried his luck in the World Poker Tour. He took part in his first WPT tournament in the 2005 WPT Main Event and finished as the runner-up to cash $1 million to his bankroll. During the pandemic, he competed in the WPT Heads-up Championship Online to make another runner-up finish and earned $200,000.

Patrik Antonius’s Recent Cashes and Achievements

The 2024 year might become the best year for the finnish poker legend. At the beginning of 2024, he finished 4th in the Triton Jeju $100,000 Main Event for $1,697,000. One month later, in April 2024, Antonius triumphed in the EPT Monte Carlo €100,000 Super High Roller, adding $2,107,933 to his career earnings. Talking about his recent winnings, he is currently competing in the EPT Barcelona and has already made three final table finishes, banking over $600k. Most recently he finished 3rd in the 2024 EPT Barcelona Super High Roller Second Chance for €205,000.

In his 27-year-old poker career, Patrik Antonius has cashed in 124 events, banking $23,648,949 from live poker tournaments. Despite not winning any prestigious title like a bracelet, Antonius gives tough competition in high-stakes poker. 

The player has won multiple awards for his attribution to the game and his performance. He has won the 2005 Rookie of the Year and 2009 Online Player of the Year Award. In 2018, Antonius received the Global Poker Index National Player of the Year.  One of the major highlights of Antonius’s Poker Career came in 2024 when he got inducted into the prestigious Poker Hall of Fame. 

Patrik Antonius Net Worth In 2024

According to some reports, Patrik Antonius’s net worth is reportedly around $30 Million, which he made from his high-stakes poker career. Because of his high-stakes poker career, he is among the richest poker players in the world. He currently ranks 1st in Finland’s All-time Money List with over $23,648,949 live tournament earnings, according to The Hendon Mob.  

Patrik Antonius Personal Life 

Besides playing poker, Antonius used to be a tennis coach. Although he has stopped playing tennis professionally, he still plays tennis occasionally with friends. The poker pro also has a YouTube channel ‘First Land of Poker’ where he posts vlogs and videos on his winnings and losing. 

Antonius is married to Maya Geller, a California native who also plays poker occasionally. Geller has more than $35,000 in live cashes. Antonius and Geller mostly reside in Monaco. Some reports even suggest that he currently lives in Monte Carlo because of the high stakes poker the place offers. The player has two daughters, with one daughter Mila Antonius working as a model.

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The Finland high-stakes crusher was honored with an induction ceremony featuring his friends, family and fans inside the Paris Ballroom ahead of Event #95: Poker Hall of Fame Bounty NLH event for which Antonius delivered the customary ‘Shuffle Up and Deal’ before taking his seat.

A former model and tennis player and coach from Finland, Antonius is one of the most successful poker players from Europe with a whopping $22,995,774 in live poker tournament earnings. Currently sitting on top of Finland’s all-time money list, Antonius was inducted into the coveted Hall of Fame after a public nomination and voting by 31 living members of the hall.

“In the modern era of poker, few have been as bold and fearless as Patrik Antonius,” said Ty Stewart, Executive Director of the World Series of Poker. “A force both online and live, we’re thrilled to see Patrik’s high-stakes career acknowledged by legends who have added the first international player to the Poker Hall of Fame in a number of years.”

A nosebleed cash game and high-stakes tournament pro, Antonius is one of most recognized faces and has contributed a lot to the game by playing and promoting it. In 2023, he made history by shipping a $1,978,000 cash game pot, the largest ever pot on a U.S. livestream broadcast.

While his first two cashes came only in low stakes tournaments in 2003, he quickly jumped into high stakes games. He placed 12th in the 2005 PCA and 15th in the $10K WPT Shooting Star the same year before taking down the 2005 Scandinavian Poker Championships, which marked his first live tournament victory.

Since then, there has been no looking back for this poker legend as he has amassed over $23 million in live tournament earnings. He has six seven-figure scores to his name, including his career-best $3,153,551, which came in the 2018 Super High Roller Bowl Macau. Additionally, he has also won an EPT Main Event,  EPT High Roller and a Triton title.

This was the second time that he was nominated for the Poker Hall of Fame, having earned a nomination in 2020. His photo will now be displayed in the Horseshoe’s Hall of Fame Poker Room and he will join the elite list of the following poker legends already inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Started back in 1979,  Poker Hall of Fame was acquired by Harrah’s Entertainment along with the World Series of Poker in 2004. Though virtual in nature, its membership includes poker’s most influential poker players and other important contributors to the game. The Poker Hall of Fame elects one or two members annually and the ceremony for the coveted induction is now held in concert with the Poker Hall of Fame Bounty No-Limit Hold’em event at the WSOP in Las Vegas.

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2024 EPT Monte Carlo €100,000 EPT Super High Roller Recap

This €100,000 EPT Super High Roller was by far the biggest EPT Monte Carlo super high roller, surpassing the previous record of 71 entries set in 2015 and resulting in a prize pool of $7,544,275, which was finally shared by the top 11 finishers. All-time money leader Justin Bonomo was the first player to finish in the money, securing €174,600 with an 11th place showing late on day 2. He was followed by two-time bracelet winner Nick Petrangelo finishing 10th for a prize of €174,600.

The final day began with nine players with Finland’s All-Time Money leader Patrik Antonius leading the way. Defending champion Alex Kulev started the day as the short-stack with seven big blinds, and unsurprisingly he was the first to exit the table in ninth place after his pocket nines lost against the king-ten of Pardo. He was then followed by two-time POY winner Stephen Chidwick (8th – €272,800).

Antonius scored his first knockout of the day with his A-Q suited holding against the A-9 of David Yan (7th – €341,200. Yan was followed by Jean-Noel Thorel who fell after calling off with king-queen suited versus a jam from Pardo with ace-ten. Bracelet winner Ben Heath exited  in fifth place after his pocket tens lost a preflop race against the K-J suited of Antonius. Heath from the UK earned €536,500 for his efforts. Antonius then scored his third elimination of the day when he held with A-J suited against the A-8 of Byron Kaverman (4th – €697,500) to enter the 3-handed play with the largest stack.

The next player to fall was Juan Pardo (3rd – €906,700) whose pocket queens were beaten by the Q-6 suited of Christoph Vogelsang, who hit trip sixes. The heads-up began with Antonius holding a 4:3 chip lead over Germany’s Vogelsang. While the latter fought valiantly, Antonius was able to move into the massive lead and win the title. On the final hand, Vogelsang limp-called with Ah 5c and Antonius shoved with Ac 9s. The board ran out Kc Qd 4c Qc 9h, giving Antonius the title.

2024 EPT Monte Carlo €100,000 EPT Super High Roller Final Table Payouts (EURO)

Another EPT champion crowned at the 2024 European Poker Tour Monte Carlo was Greece’s Ioannis Poullos who emerged as the champion of the €2,200 FPS High Roller. Poullos topped a massive field of 1,217-entrants,  claiming his career-best €288,635 and his first-ever PokerStars trophy.

The massive turnout resulted in the  €2,336,640 prize pool. A total of 181 players survived from two starting flights to enter the final day, each of them guaranteed at least €3,290.  Some notables who made it to the final day but fell short of the final table were PokerStars ambassador Rafael Moraes (116th – €4,350), Ole Schemion (74th – €5,000), Dominik Nitsche (71st – €5,750), Antoine Labat (45th – €6,610), Andrew Hulme (39th – €7,590) and Arsenii Karmatckii (26th – €10,050).

2024 EPT Monte Carlo  €2,200 FPS High Roller Final Table Recap

Eliminations continued and the final table was reached after Paul Runcan fell in 10th for €28,510. The action on the final table was fast and furious. The short-stacked Julien Thome was the first casualty after his pocket jacks fell to the unstoppable pocket aces of chip leader Ioannis Poullos. He was followed by Stephane Gabarre, Joachim Meisolle, and Taran Parmar all falling in quick succession.

Javier Gomez, who began the final table with a middle-of-the-pack stack, ascended the leaderboard quickly by scoring the next two eliminations. He first busted Lithuania’s Vladas Tamasauskas in fifth place. He then eliminated fellow Spaniard Javier Fernandez in fourth place, bringing the field to three.

The final three players – Poullos, Di Meglio, and Gomez – held almost even chip stacks with Poullos holding a marginal lead. They finally agreed for a deal, ensuring a fair distribution of the remaining prize money. After the deal, the battle for the coveted PokerStars trophy continued. Ioannis Poullos emerged victorious, claiming the coveted EPT title and a massive €288,635, his career best score.

2024 EPT Monte Carlo  €2,200 FPS High Roller  Final Table Payouts  (EURO)

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Daniel Negreanu

When it comes to the high stakes poker, Negreanu is one of the most popular figures in the poker industry. The Canadian poker pro has won six WSOP brackets and two WPT titles. He enjoys a massive following on Instagram with over 388K followers. Follow him for his poker tips, strategic insights and glimpses into the high-stakes games. He often shares analysis of poker hands and personal anecdotes.

Dan Bilzerian

An Armenian-American poker player and businessman, Bilzerian one of the biggest social media influencers in the world. Known as the “King of Instagram”, he has over 33 million Instagram followers. He has also written a controversial book, “The Setup,” which talks about his poker journey to stardom. As per reports, he won $10.8 million from a single night of playing poker. Bringing the world-class gaming experience to India, he launched ‘BLITZPOKER’ in 2020, a poker app offering players a unique and safe experience to play online poker.

Liv Boeree

A British science broadcaster, speaker and professional poker player, Boeree offers a blend of poker content and scientific insights, making her Instagram profile both entertaining and educational. Boasting 146K followers on her Instagram, she is the only woman to have championed both a WSOP and EPT title in poker history.

Phil Hellmuth

Currently ranked 22^nd on all-time money list, Hellmuth is an American professional poker player who has won a record 17 WSOP bracelets. When Phil Hellmuth won a record-breaking 17th WSOP in July this year, that took his live poker earnings close to whopping $30 million. Boasting 134k followers on Instagram, Hellmuth shares exciting updates from his poker games, motivation content, and glimpses from his overall life.

Doug Polk

With a massive $10,493,951 in live earnings, Polk is a professional poker player-turned content creator and coach with 97k followers on Instagram. He is a semi-retired American poker pro specializing in Heads-Up No-Limit Hold ’em. His widely acclaimed poker stream was a 2016-2018 bankroll challenge turning $100 into $10,000 at the micro stakes online poker table. His Instagram offers insight into the poker industry and poker strategy.

Jonathan Little

Little is a celebrated professional professional poker player known for his victory at WPT’s Season VI Mirage Poker Showdown and the Season VII Foxwoods World Poker Finals, and the WPT Season VI Player of the Year award. A renowned poker coach and author, he has over 35k followers on his Instagram. The best thing about his Instagram is the “Little Poker Advice” series. These are short clips offering valuable tips, analysis and other useful insights for poker players.

Fedor Holz

Hailing from Saarbrücken, Germany, Holz is known for his meteoric rise in tournaments in high roller tournaments. He achieved a remarkable success at a very young age and was ranked the best online MTT player in 2014 and 2015. One of his most notable career victories came in 2016 when he won his first WSOP bracelet in the $111,111 High Roller For One Drop. Currently, he is ranked 1st on Germany’s all-time money list with $40,353,201 in live earnings. Boasting over 87k followers, he is a great player to follow on Instagram as he provides updates from all the poker tournaments he participates in.

Patrik Antonius

Boasting $17,206,341 in live earnings and more 98k followers on Instagram, Antonius has carved an indelible mark in the world of poker through his exceptional skills and success at the highest levels of the game. This Finnish poker legend is known for his remarkable tournament record as well as cash game proficiency. Whether you play tournaments or cash games, Antonius is a great player to follow on Instagram since he covers the lifestyle of high-stakes tournament players and cash game pros, offering you chip stack updates, day-to-day goings-on and fitness regime of the top pro players.

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