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Bryn Kenney Reclaims The Top Spot On All-Time Money List After Triton Poker Victory

Poker pro Bryn Kenney took down the Triton Poker NLH $250K Luxon Invitational after three days of gameplay to gracefully walk home with the trophy, the title. Additionally he also added the $6,860,000 first-place prize to his fortune which helped him reclaim the top spot on Poker’s All-time money list, overtaking Justin Bonomo.

After a long day at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London, Kenney defeated Talal Shakerchi in heads-up play. Britain’s Shakerchi earned $4,650,000 for second place in his homeland.

The $250K buy-in event saw some of the notable players locking horns with one another. It attracted 118 players and received a record-breaking $29,500,000 in prize money.

Triton Poker NLH $250K Luxon Invitational Final Table Results

Position	Player	Amount
1	Bryn Kenney	$6,860,000
2	Talal Shakerchi	$4,650,000
3	Punnat Punsri	$3,107,000
4	Aleksejs Ponakovs	$2,540,000
5	Chris Moneymaker	$2,030,000
6	Robert Flink	$1,582,000
7	Nick Petrangelo	$1,170,000
8	Kayhan Mokri	$860,000
9	James Chen	$680,000

Meanwhile, India’s only Triton Poker champion Santhosh Suvarna also cashed at this event at the 20th place for $371,000.

Santhosh Suvarna Finishes 20th At Triton Poker London 2023 Luxon Invitational

More details from the event to follow. So, stay tuned to  Gutshot Magazine.

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