Ben Tollerene stages a comeback to win the $50K Triton Turbo Race.
Regional newsBen Tollerene won the Triton Jeju II $50,000 Turbo Bounty Quattro event, taking home 652,000 (including bounty) in a heads-up comeback against Daniel Rezaei to claim his fifth Triton title. Tollerene further solidified his reputation as one of the world's top tournament players early Wednesday morning in South Korea, winning the Triton Super High Roller Jeju II $50,000 Turbo Bounty Quattro event. The American player won 412,000 in prize money plus a 240,000 bounty in the $ event, staging a spectacular heads-up comeback against Daniel Rezaei to secure the victory. This win adds another successful Triton series appearance to the player's resume, bringing his total to four cashes at this event, including three final table appearances. In a post-match interview with Triton, Tollerene said, "I had a lot of fun, I felt very motivated, and I'm actually not entirely satisfied with my performance, so I'm very motivated to improve and keep working hard." "I feel great, it's a shame there's no PLO, I want to play more… I'm just trying to get enough sleep and go to the gym. I've been doing this for a long time, it feels a bit routine. I feel good." Triton Jeju II $50k Turbo Bounty Quattro Final Table Results: Rank Player Prize* 1st Place Ben Tollerene $652,000 2nd Place Daniel Rezaei $465,000 3rd Place Ding Biao $241,000 4th Place Eelis Parssinen $139,000 5th Place Tom Fuchs $169,000 6th Place Mike Watson $84,000 *Includes Bounty Tollerene Turning the tide, this single-day event attracted 35 players, including top poker stars like Phil Ivey, Adrian Mateos, and Mikita Badziakouski, all eyeing this fast-paced tournament. Ultimately, six players secured their prizes, with nine 1TP 4T 60k bounties starting at the final table. The first major action came when Ivey was bubbled in the final table bounty, his pocket threes defeated by a flush on the river by Daniel Dvoress. Fellow crushers Stephen Chidwick and Dvoress herself were subsequently eliminated by Rezaei and Tom Fuchs respectively, sending the tournament into a true bubble. Emilien
