Dvoress embraces chaos to win the Triton PLO Main Event, while Eibinger takes his seventh title.

Daniel Dvoress staged a comeback to win the Triton Montenegro 100K PLO Main Event, earning £2,018,000; Matthias Eibinger won his seventh Triton title in the $50K PLO Mystery Bounty event.

Daniel Dvoress on Wednesday $100,000TritonPLOOn\; the\; final\; day\; of\; the\; main\; event,\; they\; staged\; a\; remarkable\; comeback\; from\; the\; bottom\; of\; the\; chip\; leaderboard\; to\; claim\; the\; championship.$The $2,018,000 prize further solidified his position as one of the world's top all-around players. This victory was achieved at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Montenegro.

This victory marks Dvoress's second title in Montenegro, just two weeks after winning the $25,000 Golden Decade event (the opening event of the series). The Canadian's latest win also brings his total Triton titles to five, placing him among the most decorated regulars on the tour, and earning him his first Triton Main Event victory.

Another frequent winner with numerous awards is the unparalleled Matthias Eibinger. He once again proved his reputation as a PLO expert at the Triton event, winning the $50,000 PLO Mystery Bounty. On this day, the elite of the game once again reached the top at Triton.

Chaos is the ladder to Dvoress

"It's fantastic," Dvoress told Triton Media after her victory. "My other wins have all been in smaller tournaments or smaller venues, so winning the Main Event feels absolutely incredible."

The tournament attracted 76 entries, creating a total prize pool of $7.6 million. However, by the start of the final day, only six players remained, with Dvoress returning to the live table with a short stack. Nevertheless, in the true PLO style, the competition was incredibly unpredictable.

"I entered the final table last, and mentally I was prepared to think of some strategies, to try to climb up, to try to sneak in some prize money and skip a level," Dvoress admitted. "Then things quickly turned around. I just feel incredibly lucky."

"I do believe I can thrive in high-pressure and somewhat chaotic environments."

"I think there's definitely some unpleasantness to it, but everyone else is going through the same thing, and I kind of welcome the chaos. I think I've handled it a little better."

After starting the day with sixth-place chips, Dvoress staged a comeback, defeating Manuel Stojanovic heads-up. Martin Dam finished third, while fellow Canadian Mike Watson finished fifth, joining Dvoress as one of the multiple champions in the Montenegro leg of this series.

$100K Triton PLO Main Event Final Table Results

The seventh championship is for the unparalleled Eibinger's paradise.

In other events at the Montenegro tournament, Austria's Matthias Eibinger proved that there are few better players than him today. He won the $50,000 PLO Mystery Bounty event, earning a total of $1,053,000 in prize money, marking his seventh Triton title.

Eibinger earned $353,000 from the regular prize pool and then drew the tournament’s biggest mystery prize, collecting an additional $700,000 from the seven envelopes he received.

This was a final table full of players with the typical talent of Triton. Brazil's Joao Simao finished as runner-up, taking home $255,000; Spain's Cesar Garcia finished third, increasing his total winnings to $489,000 after adding $325,000 to his prize money.

"Seven Triton titles, three PLO events, one runner-up finish, and one fifth place," Eibinger said, reflecting on his Triton achievements. "Of course, there was a lot of luck involved this time."

"I would say this is another pretty good Triton station for me."

"I've played countless short-code PLOs online," he explained. "Some people might not know this, but there's a format called 'All-in or Fold,' which I played for two consecutive years during the pandemic. Some people know about it, but many people think I'm a complete beginner."

This victory also salvaged the Austrian athlete's initially frustrating journey at the Montenegro meet.

"This series had a very rough start," Eibinger told Triton after his victory. "I've had a time in my life when I didn't win any money at any Triton event, and this almost happened again in the Texas Hold'em portion. But the last event, the $150K event, was my savior. I won a $1 million prize. I also won in the PLO Main Event. I won the next PLO event, so I'd say it was another pretty good Triton event for me."

$50K PLO Mystery Bounty Tournament Final Table Results

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