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Vietnamese star Khoa Anh Ngo has claimed his first Super High Roller Series title, winning the $25K NLH Titi Poker event at the Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II for $1,090,000.

Anh Ngo, already the only two-time champion on the Triton ONE tour, defeated Russian pro Anatoly Filatov heads-up to secure his third career Triton trophy. He said his earlier Triton ONE success gave him the confidence to test himself in higher-stakes Super High Roller events.

Six players returned for the final day, each guaranteed at least $250,000. Americans David Coleman and Ike Haxton entered as chip leaders, followed by former Jeju winners Aren Bezhanyan and Filatov, while Anh Ngo and Joe Hindry held the shortest stacks.

Anh Ngo gained early momentum by doubling through Coleman with aces against king-jack. Filatov eliminated Hindry in sixth, before Coleman busted in fifth to Bezhanyan. Anh Ngo then eliminated Bezhanyan with a flush and sent Haxton to the rail in fourth, emerging as the dominant stack heading into heads-up play.

Anh Ngo and Filatov discussed an ICM deal with Triton official Luca Vivaldi but could not agree on terms, opting to play for the full prize. Anh Ngo extended his lead with a big pot won holding nine-three suited before closing out the match when both players flopped pairs of eights and he rivered two pair.

The win makes Anh Ngo, who began playing poker during the COVID-19 pandemic, the second-most successful Vietnamese player in poker history and only the second player to win titles on both Triton ONE and the Super High Roller Series.