Triton Jeju Station | Klemens Roiter defeats Alejandro Lococo to win his first Triton championship and take home $771,000.
Regional newsThe second event of the 2026 Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju has officially concluded. 35-year-old Austrian professional poker player Klemens Roiter emerged victorious from a field of 174 entries in Event #2: $20,000 No-Limit Hold'em, ultimately defeating Argentine veteran Alejandro “Papo MC” Lococo in the heads-up stage to win the $771,000 first-place prize and his first Triton title. This victory is particularly significant for Roiter. Over the past two and a half years, he has cashed in 17 Triton events, reached the Final Table 12 times, and finished 7th, 5th, 3rd, and 2nd in four Main Event deep runs, but had never quite reached the final stage. Now, he has finally broken his title drought in Jeju. With 174 entries and a total prize pool of $3.48 million, this $20,000 NLH event was played at a 30-minute level, making for a very fast-paced game. The event recorded the following: Event Data: Triton Jeju Event #2 $20K NLH Buy-in $20,000 Entries 174 Total Prize Pool $3,480,000 Day 2: 25 players advanced Day 2 Minimum Prize $35,000 Champion: Klemens Roiter First Prize $771,000 The bubble was completed late in Day 1, with all 25 players advancing to Day 2 already in the money. Du Qiao's AK collided with KK and AA, becoming the most brutal hand to appear on the bubble in Day 1. Du Qiao held: A♦ K♥ and went all-in for approximately 13 big blinds. Xuan Liu on the button held: KK and called for approximately 30 big blinds. However, the game wasn't over yet. Webster Lim, in the big blind, also went all-in with AA, forming a rare three-way all-in with AK against KK against AA. Du Qiao had almost no chance of survival against two stronger starting hands, and the board ultimately failed to bring a turnaround, making him the last bubble player to miss out on the prize money. Xuan Liu was quickly eliminated afterward, but at least he secured the minimum prize; Webster Lim, on the other hand, jumped directly to the top of the chip leaderboard with this hand. After Yu Zhang led the final table of 9 players into Day 2, the elimination rate continued to accelerate. When the final 9 players formed the Final Table, Yu Zhang successfully surpassed Webster Lim to take the top spot on the chip leaderboard. Final Table Starting Chip Leaderboard Player Chipboard Big Blind 1 Yu Zhang 6,075,000 49 BB 2 Webster Lim 6,000,000 48
