Event #3: $100,000 Triton PLO Main Event | 2025 WSOP Paradise

Event #3: $100,000 Triton PLO Main Event

Day 3 Completed

12-07-2025 23:19 UTC-5

Sam Soverel Wins Fourth Bracelet and First Triton Title in $100,000 Triton PLO Main Event

Will Shillibier

If you thought the $50,000 NLH High Roller Turbo was fast yesterday, think again. The 15-minute rapid-fire conclusion to the $100,000 Triton PLO Main Event saw Sam Soverel close out victory and win his fourth WSOP title.

Andras Nemeth would have to settle for second and a new career-best score of $1,751,000 as Soverel set a new high watermark for himself, taking home $2,594,000 after topping the 103-player field

Triton $100,000 PLO Main Event Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Payout
1st	Sam Soverel	United States	$2,594,000
2nd	Andras Nemeth	Hungary	$1,751,000
3rd	Dan Dvoress	Canada	$1,135,000
4th	Richard Gryko	United Kingdom	$941,000
5th	Philip Sternheimer	United Kingdom	$760,000
6th	Ben Lamb	United States	$598,000
7th	Joni Jouhkimainen	Finland	$457,500
8th	Nacho Barbero	Argentina	$345,000

Winner's Reaction

For Soverel, it was his first time playing Triton events and in only his second event he's bagged his very first title to go with the bracelet.

"I came here two years ago, but the weather was terrible," he said following his victory. "And now Triton is here, and the tournaments are run really well. It's been a good experience so far."

Heading into the final day, if Nemeth were to work his way back into the contest, it could have been a late one. But Soverel shut the door and held onto the chip lead to secure the win.

"It was a pretty weird final table," admitted Soverel. "Normally someone gets the chip lead and runs everyone over, but here it was more back-and-forth the whole time with everyone.

"I love to play and I'm happy I came down here now!"

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12-07-2025 23:10 UTC-5

Andras Nemeth Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,751,000)

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Will Shillibier

Sam Soverel limped and Andras Nemeth raised to 900,000.

Soverel potted it and Nemeth called for his last 3,800,000.

Andras Nemeth: J♥J♠A♠9♥ All in
Sam Soverel: K♠K♣5♦3♣

The flop 10♦7♣6♠ gave Nemeth a gutshot straight draw to go with his outs to an ace. The turn was the 2♥ and the river K♥ secured the title for Soverel, with Nemeth settling for second place and the largest cash of his career.