Yesterday, the last two tournaments of the entire Triton Monte-Carlo stop were played in PLO format. The first tournament was the $104,000 buy-in PLO Main Event, which had its final day on the schedule.

Amateur Vladimir Korzinin takes on the pros, wins Triton title and pockets $4,350,000

The PLO Main Event brought 87 entries and a prizepool of $8,700,000, with a $2,270,000 bounty awaiting the winner. This amount was contested by 7 players at the final table and the chipleader was Finnish player Eelis Parssinen. However, Sean Winter, Daniel Dvoress, Alex Foxen and Phil Ivey were also present.

Even though Phil Ivey was shortstacked, he managed to jump over a couple of payjumps in the end and finished in 5th place with a prize of $667,000. Eelis Parssinen (65bb) and Daniel Dvoress (43bb) sat in the final heads-up. Daniel Dvoress fell 3 times during heads-up play to the last 8 blinds. Twice he managed to multiply, but the third time he was beaten and the champion was Eelis Parssinen, for whom this is the first Triton title. In addition, Eelis also took home a luxury watch from Jacob & Co.

Artur Martirosian Bounty Quattro Champion

A few days ago we brought you information about the first Triton title that Artur Martirosian won for himself. At that time, he dominated the NLH Bounty Quattro for which he took home $891,000. The last tournament of the entire Triton Monte-Carlo stop was the PLO Turbo Bounty Quattro with a buy-in of $26,000.

This tournament brought 75 entries and a prizepool of $1,875,000, with $345,000 awaiting the winner. Names like Ren Lin, Dan Smith, Isaac Haxton and Artur Martirosian sat at the final table.

And it was Artur Martirosian and Isaac Haxton who faced each other in the final heads-up, with Artur fighting for his second title and Isaac for his first Triton title. The PLO Bounty Quattro champion was Artur Martirosian, who dominated both Bounty Quattro tournaments and this time added $345,000 plus $180,000 from the bounty to his account.

Isaac Haxton now has 44 ITM placements in the Triton series, but is still waiting for his first trophy. Haxton took home $240,000 plus $30,000 in bounty rewards for his second-place finish, and after this tournament, the entire Triton Monte-Carlo stop was over.

Source - Tritonpoker