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Ben Tollerene has once again showcased his elite tournament credentials, winning the $50,000 Turbo Bounty Quattro at the Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II in the early hours of Wednesday morning. The American took home $412,000 in prize money along with $240,000 in bounty collections, completing a strong series that included four cashes and three final tables.
The one-day event drew 35 entries, featuring some of poker’s biggest names such as Phil Ivey, Adrian Mateos, and Mikita Badziakouski. Payouts were guaranteed for the top six finishers, with additional $60,000 bounty prizes up for grabs once the final table began.
Ivey was the first notable casualty, losing a bounty-bubble hand to Daniel Dvoress’ rivered flush. Stephen Chidwick and Dvoress soon followed, eliminated by Daniel Rezaei and Tom Fuchs respectively, setting up the stone bubble. Emilien Pitavy burst that bubble by eliminating Mike Watson in a three-way all-in that also saw Rezaei collect another bounty.
Rezaei entered the six-handed final table as chip leader, but Tollerene surged after a dramatic double knockout, sending home both Watson and Fuchs in a three-way all-in pot where his ace-high two pair proved best.
After Eelis Parssinen and Biao Ding were eliminated, Rezaei and Tollerene reached heads-up play, with Rezaei holding a commanding 4:1 chip lead. Tollerene survived several all-in situations, including a crucial double-up with six-five against Rezaei’s queen-six, before closing out the match when Rezaei’s ace-five could not catch up to his ace-king.
The win marks Tollerene’s fifth Triton title, further cementing his standing among the game’s top performers.
