A limped pot between Mohamed El-Wely in the small blind and Yiwen Yuan in the big blind headed to the 4♣Q♣Q♥ flop, which was checked through. El-Wely then bet 800,000 with 9♥6♦ on the A♦ turn, and Yuan called K♥3♣.
El-Wely had enough of playing around, and he slid in 7,000,000 on the 8♠ river, worth twice the pot. Yiwen immediately folded her king-high, and El-Wely took the chips.
It has been decided that instead of playing to the final six, Day 3 will stop when the final table of nine has been reached.
This means the field is only three eliminations away from bagging up.
Level: 28
Blinds: 300,000/600,000
Ante: 600,000
Omne trium perfectum - everything that comes in threes is perfect.
For Daniel Dvoress, three was the magic number throughout his trip to the sunshine coast of Montenegro back in May.
After already completing a remarkable Triton Poker trifecta earlier in the series by winning titles in No-Limit Hold'em, Pot-Limit Omaha, and Short Deck, the Canadian superstar went one better by adding another 'three' to the collection: three titles at the same Triton Poker Super High Roller festival.
The final 12 contenders have been sent on a 20-minute break.
In a preflop clash, Jingyao Yan had gotten his stack of 7,750,000 all in from the hijack, and he was at risk against Alex Anton in the cutoff.
Jingyao Yan: A♠K♦ 
Alex Anton: A♥A♣
Yan received no help from the deck, as he was left without outs after the Q♣5♣9♦6♦ turn. The 2♥ river was dealt, but Yan had already left the table to pick up his payout.
"The Alex Anton show," another player at the table commented as Anton raked in Yan's stack.
Danilo Velasevic had grinded his one big blind up to 3,250,000, which he pushed all in under the gun. It folded to big blind Zhuoqun Zhang, who made a swift call.
Danilo Velasevic: A♠7♥
Zhuoqun Zhang: Q♥Q♦
Velasevic picked up a gutshot on the 6♠3♦4♥ flop, but the 3♠ turn and 3♣ river turned Zhang's queens into a full house. Velasevic said his goodbyes as his comeback was cut short in 14th place.
Mohamed El-Wely open-raised 2♠2♦ to 1,000,000 under the gun. Alex Anton flat-called Q♥Q♣ in the big blind, seeing his opponent continue for 1,550,000 on the 3♥4♥4♦ flop.
Anotn check-raised his overpair to 4,200,000, and El-Wely folded his deuces face up in response.
Mohamed El-Wely was in middle position and raised to 1,100,000. Mahmoud Bedoui called on the button, after which the duo checked through the entire 3♥3♠10♥7♥6♠ board.
El-Wely showed down A♠J♠, but Bedoui won the pot with a slightly surprising 7♣4♣.
Hijack Raoul Kanme and Danilo Velasevic in the big blind got their chips in the middle preflop, with Kanme being at risk for 6,200,000
Raoul Kanme: A♠K♦
Danilo Velasevic: 9♥9♣
Kanme paired up on the Q♣10♠K♠ flop, leaving his opponent with two outs. The 3♣ turn was useless for both players, and the J♠ river upgraded Kanme to Broadway, securing the pot.
Velasevic paid Kanme, leaving him with just one big blind.
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