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Daniel Dvoress produced one of the highlights of the Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II when he scored a triple knockout during Day 2 of the $150,000 buy-in Triton 10th Anniversary Special in South Korea.
The four-way all-in occurred outside the money with two tables remaining during Level 14, with blinds at 10,000/20,000/20,000. Sam Greenwood shoved first for 255,000, followed by Matthias Eibinger for 355,000, Dvoress for 535,000 on the button, and Patrik Antonius calling all in for 490,000 from the big blind.
Cards were revealed as Greenwood’s K♣Q♠, Eibinger’s 8♣8♥, Antonius’s A♠K♠, and Dvoress’s J♦J♥. The A♠2♦4♥ flop gave Antonius the temporary lead with a pair of aces, but a 7♥ turn opened a flush draw for Dvoress.
The 2♥ river completed Dvoress’s flush, eliminating all three opponents simultaneously and pushing his stack to 1,700,000.
The elimination marks another tough stretch for Antonius, who earlier in the festival lost a $20 million heads-up match worth $10 million in just a few hours, and was later knocked out of another tournament despite flopping a set.
Dvoress, who already won a $30,000 NLH 8-Handed event for $942,000 this series, is now positioned for an eighth Triton title. With 11 players remaining, he sits among the leaders in the $150,000 event, which drew 67 entries for a $10,050,000 prize pool and a top prize of $2,765,000.
