Daniel Dvoress is one step away from making Triton Poker history.

The Canadian high roller holds the chip lead in the $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Turbo Bounty Quattro and has a chance to become the first player ever to win three titles at the same Triton series.

Dvoress has already enjoyed a phenomenal stop in Montenegro, opening the festival by taking down the $25,000 Golden Decade No-Limit Hold’em for $849,000 before adding another title in the $100,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Main Event for a massive $2,018,000 payday.

Now, he has the chance to complete a remarkable hat-trick.

The Turbo Bounty Quattro drew 46 entries, generating an $850,000 prize pool, with the top eight places paid. Only seven players remain after Robert Cowen bowed out in eighth place for $34,000. The event is playing down to a winner.

Dvoress entered the final seven with 2,770,000 chips alongside two bounty tokens, putting him narrowly ahead of Spain’s Lautaro Guerra, who sits second with 2,750,000. Patrik Antonius rounds out the top three with 1,410,000.

Already guaranteed at least $43,500 plus bounty rewards, Dvoress is now assured of a fifth cash of the series, adding to the $3,271,000 he has already collected in Montenegro. Awaiting the winner is a top prize of $255,000, along with whatever bounty prizes they accumulate along the way.

Also still in contention are Joao Simao, Manuel Stojanovic, Sean Rafael, and Wang Ye, with the latter as the short stack.

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