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$\"Mike$ Mike Watson won the Triton Montenegro $50K Bounty Quattro event.<\/em><\/span><\/p>

Mike Watson won two titles in one week, officially achieving Triton's seventh title.<\/h3>
The 2026 Triton Poker Montenegro Series continued to showcase legendary moments in the Super High Roller event, with Canadian pro player Mike Watson once again taking the top spot.<\/span><\/p>
In the recently concluded $50,000 NLH Bounty Quattro event, 42-year-old Watson once again emerged victorious, taking home a total prize pool of $621,000, including a $240,000 bounty. This is his second Turbo title in just four days, and his seventh Triton championship trophy in his career.<\/span><\/p>
Earlier this week, Watson had already won the $30K NLH Turbo event, and now, by winning again, he becomes the first player to achieve a double victory at this year's Triton Montenegro event.<\/span><\/p>
$\"\"$ <\/h3>
Triton's number of championships is approaching Jason Koon's.<\/h3>
With this victory, Mike Watson now holds second place on the all-time Triton championship list, second only to Jason Koon with 13 titles.<\/span><\/p>
In a post-match interview, Watson smiled and said:<\/span><\/p>
\u201c"Jason shouldn't feel the pressure yet, but being able to rank second on his own is already incredible."\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>
As a legendary professional poker player with a long history in high-stakes poker, Watson has demonstrated remarkable consistency in the Triton Series in recent years. Whether it's the fast-paced Turbo tournaments or the deep-stack Super High Roller events, he has consistently maintained his competitiveness.<\/span><\/p>
His double victory at the Montenegro event once again proves that he remains a top player in the world's highest-level poker tournaments.<\/span><\/p>
$\"\"$ <\/h3>
The final table was filled with world-class players.<\/h3>
Although the total number of participants in this $50K Bounty Quattro event was only 32, the lineup was still extremely impressive.<\/span><\/p>
The final table featured:<\/span><\/p>
Jason Koon<\/span><\/li>
Alex Foxen<\/span><\/li>
Linus Loeliger<\/span><\/li>
Artur Martirosian<\/span><\/li>
Anatoly Zlotnikov<\/span><\/li>
Jesse Lonis<\/span><\/li><\/ul>
World-class professional poker players.<\/span><\/p>
Jason Koon is aiming for his 13th Triton title, while Alex Foxen is vying for his fifth.<\/span><\/p>
However, Mike Watson ultimately emerged victorious.<\/span><\/p>
Koon and Foxen were eliminated consecutively at the final table.<\/h3>
Watson did not take the lead immediately after entering the final table.<\/span><\/p>
The hand that truly changed the course of the game came during his crucial all-in confrontation with Linus Loeliger.<\/span><\/p>
Watson held pocket eights, while Loeliger had Aces and Tens. Watson eventually formed a straight to double up and return to the center of the competition.<\/span><\/p>
Later, Jason Koon went all-in with pocket sixes in the short stack stage, but Loeliger flopped a King, and Koon ultimately finished in fourth place.<\/span><\/p>
However, Watson quickly began to completely take control of the game.<\/span><\/p>
In a crucial hand against Alex Foxen, Foxen made a flush on the turn with 4\u26633\u2663, but after the fourth club appeared on the river, Watson made a stunning comeback with an even bigger flush.<\/span><\/p>
This hand completely changed the game and helped Watson quickly catch up and take the lead in the score.<\/span><\/p>
Foxen then went all-in with K\u26665\u2660 during the short-stack phase, and Watson called with A\u2666K\u2660. Ultimately, the winning hand kept Foxen in the lead, and Foxen finished in third place.<\/span><\/p>
The one-on-one match ended in just three moves.<\/h3>
When the final heads-up match began, Watson had a huge lead of 39 big blinds, while Linus Loeliger had only 12 big blinds left.<\/span><\/p>
The outcome of the match was almost a foregone conclusion.<\/span><\/p>
After only three hands, Loeliger went all-in with K\u26605\u2660, while Watson easily called with A\u266610\u2665.<\/span><\/p>
Ultimately, the superior cards held up, and Mike Watson officially won the championship.<\/span><\/p>
Triton Montenegro Station becomes Watson's legendary journey<\/h3>
For Mike Watson, this Montenegro event is undoubtedly another important milestone in his career.<\/span><\/p>
Winning two consecutive Turbo tournaments and securing his seventh Triton title further solidified his legendary status in the era of Super High Roller events.<\/span><\/p>
After the game, Watson even asked with a smile:<\/span><\/p>
\u201cHow many more PLO Turbo matches are left in the schedule?\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>
This joke perfectly captures his current incredibly hot competitive state.<\/span><\/p>
As Triton Montenegro enters its later stages, the global poker community is closely watching whether Watson can continue to create new legendary records.<\/span><\/p>
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