Chun Keat Liu raised to 16,000 from under the gun and Yuya Arito jammed for 58,000. Tse Shan Wong then pushed all-in over the top for more than the starting stack and Liu called after some consideration.
Yuya Arito: 5♣5♠ 
Tse Shan Wong: A♠10♣
Chun Keat Liu: 10♦10♥
Arito tripled up on the J♦9♥5♥4♦Q♥ while Wong busted in the larger side pot.
Joshua Figuerres raised it up to 16,000 in the cutoff and he called a three-bet to 55,000 by Niklas Deitmer in the small blind. The 10♦10♠6♣ flop saw Deitmer downsize to 28,000 and Figuerres call. Both checked the 55d] on the turn and Deitmer jammed the 7♦ river for 170,000.
Figuerres looked him up with the A♠10♥ for trips tens, leaving Deitmer's K♠K♥ second-best.
Meng-Ling "Candy" Lin raised it up to 10,000 on the button and Vincent Huang called in the small blind. Yuzhu Wang three-bet to 38,000 from the big blind and Lin was the only caller, as Huang got out of the way.
The flop came 7♥6♠5♠ and Wang's bet of 30,000 was called, which left Lin with only 68,000 behind. After the K♥ turn, Wang bet 150,000 and Lin called it off.
Meng-Ling "Candy" Lin: Q♥3♥
Yuzhu Wang: A♠A♣
Lin needed a four or hearts but the 9♠ on the river was no help for the rising Taiwanese player.
Konstantin Voronin opened the action from under the gun with a min-raise and he picked up a caller in Jesse Wigan on the button and Peng Huang out of the big blind. The Q♥J♣7♦ flop was checked by Huang and Voronin bet 10,000, Wigan the only caller.
After the 9♣ turn, Voronin led for 27,000 and Wigan made it 83,000 to go. Voronin reraised to 200,000 for more than half of his stack and called all-in when Wigan jammed.
Konstantin Voronin: Q♦J♠
Jesse Wigan: K♠10♣
The two pair of Voronin were in trouble against the turned straight and he failed to improve with the 5♦ river.
In a four-way min-raided pot to the Q♣8♠6♦ flop, Hung-Lin Tseng checked from the big blind. Sergei Petrushevskii bet 12,000 from under the gun and Xuan Liu called next to act while the other players got out of the way.
Petrushevskii bet the 8♦ turn for 30,000 for Liu to call and bet another 75,000 on the 9♣ river. Liu moved all-in with the covering stack and Petrushevskii called for 128,000 total. Liu tabled her slow-played A♥A♦ but they were cracked by the K♥8♥ of Petrushevskii.
The latest Triton ONE winner was crowned early Saturday morning as China's Xiaqing Ji took down the $10,000 Mystery Bounty for $245,000.
Ji defeated heads-up opponent Thi Xoa Nguyen, who made waves earlier this summer for making a bold bluff on the stone bubble of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event. Also on the podium was third-place finisher Kristen Foxen, who earned $116,000.
Women were well represented at the streamed final table, with Ebony Kenney finishing in ninth place for $25,000. The final table also included Frances Hughes Girard (4th - $94,000), Kento Nasu (5th - $74,143) and Manh Tien Duong (6th - $56,500).
Others who cashed the Mystery Bounty event include Jesse Lonis (46th - $7,200), Ehsan Amiri (43rd - $7,200), Mustapha Kanit (41st - $7,200), Ren Lin (26th - $10,400) and Nacho Barbero (17th - $13,700).
| Rank | Player | Country | Prize (In USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Xiaqing Ji | China | $245,000 |
| 2 | Thi Xoa Nguyen | France | $155,000 |
| 3 | Kristen Foxen | Canada | $116,000 |
| 4 | Hugues Girard | France | $94,000 |
| 5 | Kento Nasu | Japan | $74,143 |
| 6 | Manh Tien Duong | Vietnam | $56,500 |
| 7 | Jingjun Xia | China | $41,600 |
| 8 | Chenxiang Miao | China | $30,600 |
| 9 | Ebony Kenney | United States | $25,000 |
The action escalated between two of the early big stacks when Xiaohu Liu three-bet to 15,000 after an open raise by Runtian Zhang. Daniel Dvoress four-bet to 45,000 to force out Zhang and Liu then five-bet to 95,000, picking up a call by Dvoress.
What followed were three barrels for 60,000 on the 9♦7♥2♠ flop, 150,000 on the 3♥ turn and the shove on the K♣ river. Dvoress called all the way including for his last 206,000 at the end to get shown the A♦J♥ for a triple barrel bluff by Liu. The Canadian had that beat with Q♠Q♥ and jumped way out in front on the leaderboard.
Following an open raise to 5,000 by Ori Hasson, Hugues Girard three-bet to 20,000 out of the small blind and the initial raiser stuck around. Girard bet the Q♥8♦3♣ flop for 15,000 and earned a call, then bet again the A♥ turn for 45,000 for Hasson to call.
Girard pushed all-in with the covering stack on the A♣ riverand Hasson called with the 3♠3♥ for a full house, which beat the A♠J♠ for trips aces of Girard.
Jinlong Hu made it 6,000 to go and Xuming Qi simply stuck in his last 56,000 out of the small blind to get called instantly by the initial raiser.
Xuming Qi: 9♠9♦
Jinlong Hu: K♠K♣
There was no drama to be had on the Q♦J♦J♠Q♥A♠ boad and Qi headed to the registration desk.
Kaoru Kishimoto raised to 4,000 and received two callers including Nevan Chang in the small blind. Xiaosheng Zheng then three-bet to 32,000 in the big blind with around two times as much behind. Kishimoto simply pushed all-in and forced out the other two players including Chang while Zheng called.
Xiaosheng Zheng: A♠Q♥
Kaoru Kishimoto: 7♣7♦
The K♥10♥7♥ flop gave Kishimoto bottom set but he was up against a straight and flush draw. However, the 10♠ turn locked up the elimination to make the 8♠ river a formality.
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