The third event of the prestigious Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II 2026 has reached its climax. Event #3: $25K NLH Titi Poker saw 210 entries, pushing the total prize pool to an impressive $5,250,000. Today, the future champion awaits the festival's first seven-figure victory.

Only the final six players will return to the tables at South Korea's Les A Casino, each guaranteed at least $250,000. The battle for the title promises to be intense. Leading as chipleader is American pro David Coleman, who is closely followed by the hot contender for the Triton Player of the Year award, Isaac Haxton.

Hot on their heels are the March Jeju titleholder Aren Bezhanyan, Russian champion Anatoly Filatov, double Triton ONE titleholder Khoa Anh Ngo, and the tournament's surprise, British debutant Joe Hindry. 

Who will take home the prestigious trophy and the million-dollar prize?

Standings after Day 2 in Event #3: $25,000 NLH Titi Poker

Position	Player	Country	Stack
1.	David Coleman	USA	11,875,000
2.	Isaac Haxton	USA	11,075,000
3.	Aren Bezhanyan	Armenia	10,700,000
4.	Anatoly Filatov	Russia	10,150,000
5.	Ngo Khoa Anh	Vietnam	6,450,000
6.	Joe Hindry	United Kingdom	2,250,000

Payouts:

Position	Prize
1st place	$1,090,000
2nd place	$733,000
3rd place	$515,000
4th place	$417,000
5th place	$330,000
6th place	$250,000

Sources: Triton Poker, YouTube

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Sources: WSOP, YouTube

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The third event of the Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II 2026, dubbed Titi Poker, has drawn a total of 210 entries to the luxurious Les A Casino, resulting in a prize pool that has soared to $5,250,000.

From this vast field, only 52 players remain in contention as they return for Day 2. Cash prizes await the top 34 finishers, with the minimum payout at $43,500. The future champion will not only take home the trophy but also a grand reward of $1,090,000.

Srb Danilo Velasevic has taken the lead after Day 1. However, trailing closely behind are Khoa Anh Ngo from Vietnam and Brit Joe Hindry. Poker fans have plenty to look forward to with poker legends like Phil Ivey, Ben Tollerene, Adrian Mateos, and Isaac Haxton still vying for the million-dollar title.

Current Standings for Event #3: $25,000 NLH Titi Poker

Rank	Player	Country	Stack
1.	Danilo Velasevic	Serbia	2,760,000
2.	Khoa Anh Ngo	Vietnam	2,595,000
3.	Joe Hindry	United Kingdom	2,410,000
4.	Defeng Chen	China	2,360,000
5.	Laszlo Bujtas	Hungary	2,015,000
6.	Thi Xoa Nguyen	France	1,880,000
7.	David Coleman	USA	1,795,000
8.	Anatoly Filatov	Russia	1,775,000
9.	Justin Chu	Taiwan	1,705,000
10.	Liu Qiang	China	1,560,000
11.	Mingcong Chen	China	1,290,000
12.	Jon Vallinas	Spain	1,265,000
13.	Yoko Sasaki	Japan	1,225,000
14.	Aren Bezhanyan	Armenia	1,210,000
15.	Sirzat Hissou	Germany	1,170,000
16.	Ren Lin	USA	1,145,000
17.	Eric Tsai	Taiwan	1,080,000
18.	Lei Yu	China	1,050,000
19.	Matthew Wantman	USA	1,035,000
20.	Byron Kaverman	USA	995,000
21.	Chahnhoon Jung	USA	980,000
22.	Nevan Chang	Taiwan	980,000
23.	Wang Jun	China	970,000
24.	Phil Ivey	USA	900,000
25.	Daniel Rezaei	Austria	875,000
26.	Thomas Boivin	Belgium	875,000
27.	Kayhan Mokri	Norway	855,000
28.	Victor Chong	Malaysia	835,000
29.	Gytis Lazauninkas	Lithuania	830,000
30.	Ben Tollerene	USA	805,000
31.	Yiming Li	China	780,000
32.	Jingyao Yan	China	760,000
33.	Siyoung Lee	Vanuatu	755,000
34.	Aliaksandr Shylko	Belarus	750,000
35.	Klemens Roiter	Austria	680,000
36.	Samuel Mullur	Austria	665,000
37.	Emilien Pitavy	France	635,000
38.	Paulius Vaitiekunas	Lithuania	610,000
39.	Nick Petrangelo	USA	595,000
40.	Adrian Mateos	Spain	495,000
41.	Batmunkh Unubukh	Mongolia	490,000
42.	Yuan Li	China	480,000
43.	Yu Zhang	China	445,000
44.	Tuck Wai Foo	Malaysia	445,000
45.	Isaac Haxton	USA	420,000
46.	Sean Winter	USA	385,000
47.	Jean-Noel Thorel	France	380,000
48.	Wai Kiat Lee	Malaysia	350,000
49.	Sutthi Denvitaya	Thailand	345,000
50.	Xu Yang	China	320,000
51.	Alisson Piekazewicz	Brazil	275,000
52.	Martin Sedlak	Germany	225,000

Complete Payout Table

Position	Prize
1st Place	$1,090,000
2nd Place	$733,000
3rd Place	$515,000
4th Place	$417,000
5th Place	$330,000
6th Place	$250,000
7th Place	$184,000
8th Place	$134,000
9th Place	$111,000
10th - 11th Place	$94,000
12th - 13th Place	$84,500
14th - 15th Place	$75,500
16th - 17th Place	$67,000
18th - 20th Place	$60,000
21st - 23rd Place	$54,500
24th - 27th Place	$49,000
28th - 34th Place	$43,500

Sources: Triton Poker, YouTube

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