2025 WSOP Paradise

Day: 1
123
Event Info
2025 WSOP Paradise
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
97
Prize
$7,725,000
Event Info
Buy-in
$250,000
Prize Pool
$33,250,000
Entries
133
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
250,000 / 500,000
Ante
500,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
126
Players Left
71
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Triton Invitational Returns at WSOP Paradise

Alejandro Lococo
Alejandro Lococo

The highest buy-in event of the 2025 World Series of Poker Paradise is set to begin at Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas, with invitees and poker professionals ready to face off once again.

Day 1 of the Event #5: $250,000 Triton Invitational begins at 12 p.m. local time, as the invitation-only event returns for another exciting edition of this unique tournament. A total of 49 teams have been entered, resulting in a starting field of 98 players.

Last year in Paradise, Argentina's Alejandro Lococo earned his first WSOP gold bracelet to go with the first-place prize of $12,070,000. The collaboration between WSOP and Triton drew 96 entrants for a $48 million prize pool, with Lococo defeating Benjamin Heath ($8,160,000) to claim victory.

The first Triton Invitational was contested in London back in 2019, with Aaron Zang emerging as the inaugural champion. Since then, the likes of Bryn Kenney, Dan Smith, Patrik Antonius and Lococo are among the players who have added their names to the prestigious list of winners.

2024 WSOP Paradise Triton Million Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize (USD)
1Alejandro LococoArgentina$12,070,000
2Benjamin HeathUnited Kingdom$8,160,000
3Sinan UnluTurkey$5,304,000
4Daniel DvoressCanada$4,390,000
5Elias TalvitieFinland$3,542,000
6Alex FoxenUnited States$2,795,000
7Aleksejs PonakovsLatvia$2,140,000
8Sosia JiangNew Zealand$1,605,000
9Michael MoncekUnited States$1,200,000
WSOP bracelet, Triton trophy
WSOP bracelet, Triton trophy

The unique invitation-only event divides the field into two sides on the opening day of action. The first features official tournament invitees, who are selected by the Triton Poker Series. Each invitee is then paired with a poker professional of their choice, with the pros playing only against other professionals on the other side of the tournament.

The two sides of the field play 10 levels in separate areas of the tournament room, before combining to play down to a winner on the final day. Two entries are permitted per player, with late registration closing at the start of Day 2.

Each entrant will have a starting stack of 300,000 chips, with blinds opening at 500/1,000 along with a 1,000 big blind ante. Players will contest 50-minute levels, with scheduled breaks after every two levels of play.

Triton Invitational Pairings

InviteePoker Pro
Paul PhuaPhil Ivey
Jean-Noel ThorelChristoph Vogelsang
David EinhornTaylor von Kriegenbergh
Cary KatzBryn Kenney
Talal ShakerchiKristen Foxen
Ramin HajiyevMikita Badziakouski
David D'AlessandroNacho Barbero
Javid IsmayilovJonathan Jaffe
Sirzat HissouAlexandros Theologis
Jessica TeuslMatthias Eibinger
Yu ZhangPunnat Punsri
Vinny LinghamJason Koon
James HopkinsAlex Foxen
Keith LehrDavid Coleman
Michael MoncekJesse Lonis
Santhosh SuvarnaNick Petrangelo
Philip SternheimerBenjamin Heath
Charles HookSeth Davies
Steve EnriquezJuan Pardo
Alejandro LococoAdrian Mateos
Gabriel AndradeBen Tollerene
Tom HeungTeun Mulder
Tyler StafmanThomas Boivin
Rehman KassamManuel Fritz
Ryan RapaskiAleksejs Ponakovs
Anatoly ZlotnikovAleksandr Zubov
Albert DaherKayhan Mokri
Monika HrabecRoman Hrabec
Sergio FernandezSergio Aido
Biao DingArtur Martirosian
Joseph OrenStephen Chidwick
Jared BleznickAlex Kulev
Brian LuoClemen Deng
Richard YongWai Kiat Lee
Masashi OyaSamuel Mullur
Eric WassersonNick Schulman
Armin GhojehvandJamil Wakil
Neehar BanerjiSean Winter
Orpen KisacikogluMichael Watson
Rafael MotaJoao Simao
Tyler MoncekBrandon Wilson
Xiaoyao MaDaniel Negreanu
Johan GuilbertDanilo Velasevic
Mark HammondDejan Kaladjurdjevic
Sameh ElamawyDaniel Dvoress
Wang YeDanny Tang
Greg KaryIsaac Haxton
Brandon StevenPatrik Antonius
Cong PhamLeon Sturm

The Triton Invitational field is set, and the PokerNews live reporting team will be inside the ropes to provide full coverage of this exciting event so don't miss a moment of the action.

Be sure to also check out our Daily WSOP Paradise Highlights, along with full results of all 15 bracelet events here at Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas.

Tags: Aaron ZangAlejandro LococoAleksejs PonakovsAlex FoxenBenjamin HeathBryn KenneyDan SmithDaniel DvoressElias TalvitieMichael MoncekPatrik AntoniusSinan UnluSosia Jiang