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  On September 17, 2026, Day 2 of the Triton Super High Roller Jeju II $150,000 10th Anniversary Special saw a rare four-way all-in instantly reshape the game. Daniel Dvoress, holding JJ, faced three high-stakes players: Patrik Antonius, Sam Greenwood, and Matthias Eibinger. Initially behind on the flop, he rallied on the turn and river, landing consecutive hearts to complete a flush and eliminate all three opponents. This massive pot propelled Dvoress to 1,700,000 chips, placing him among the tournament leaders. Notably, he had previously won the $30K NLH 8-Handed title and $942,000 at this Jeju II event, and was now aiming for his eighth Triton title. The $150K 10th Anniversary Special saw 67 entries and a prize pool exceeding $10 million. This high-stakes event, a key event launched by Triton to celebrate the brand's 10th anniversary, attracted 67 entries and generated a total prize pool of $10,050,000. The ultimate winner will receive $2,765,000. At the time of PokerNews's publication, 11 players remained in the tournament, with Dvoress leading the pack. Key Event Data: Event $150K Triton 10th Anniversary Special; 67 Entries; Total Prize Pool: $10,050,000; First Place Prize: $2,765,000; Key Hand: Four-Way All-In Dvoress; Post-Hand Chips: 1,700,000; Number of Players Remaining at the Time of Report: 11; Four-Way All-In Outside the Prize Pool, Three Players in Elimination Risk: This hand occurred at Level 14 of Day 2. The blinds were 10,000 / 20,000 / 20,000. The event was still outside the prize pool, with only two tables remaining. Sam Greenwood, in the UTG position with only 255,000, went all-in first. Matthias Eibinger, in the HJ position with 355,000, also went all-in. Daniel Dvoress, in the BTN position, with 535,000 chips, pushed in all his chips again. It was already a three-way all-in, but Patrik Antonius in the BB position chose to join the fray, calling with 490,000 chips. All four world-class high-stakes players revealed their hands simultaneously. Dvoress's JJ faced off against AK, KQ, and 88. The starting hands for the four players are as follows: [Player Hands Starting Chips] Sam Greenwoo