2025 WSOP Paradise

The World Series of Poker and the Triton Poker Series once again converged in the Bahamas, uniting two giants of the game for a second straight year. Under the Caribbean sun, the world’s fiercest Pot-Limit Omaha specialists descended upon paradise, all chasing glory in Event #2: Triton PLO 6-Handed at the 2025 World Series of Poker Paradise.

When the final cards hit the felt and the dust finally settled,

stood alone. With steely resolve and flawless execution, he claimed his first WSOP bracelet, alongside his fifth prestigious Triton title, cementing his place among the elite.

A staggering 93 entries fueled a prize pool of $6,975,000, setting the stage for a showdown worthy of poker’s grandest spotlight.

Final Table Results

1 Matthias Eibinger $1,570,640

2 Michael Watson $1,459,360

3 Dylan Weisman $809,000

4 Richard Gryko $655,500

5 Stephen Chidwick $526,500

6 Biao Ding $412,000

7 Benjamin Lamb $324,000

Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,459,360).
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raised 750,000 from the small blind and Michael Watson called from the big blind. The flop landed

, Eibinger bet 1,175,000 and Watson called. The turn card was the

, Eibinger now bet 4,100,000 enought to put Watson all in and Watson called.

Watson:

Eibinger:

The river was rhe

, giving Eibinger a flush and the win for Event #2.

Eliminated in 3rd Place ($809,000)

Takes From

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Dylan Weisman called from the small blind and Michael Watson checked his option from the big blind.

The players saw a

flop. Weisman bet 250,000 and Watson called. Action checked through on the

turn card. The river brought the

, Weisman bet 750,000. Watson took a moment before raising to 3,500,000. Weisman quickly folded his hand.

Doubles Through

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Matthias Eibinger raised to 475,000 from the button. Dylan Weisman then three bet to 1,625,000 from the small blind and Eibinger made the call.

The dealer spread a

flop. Weisman went all in for 1,725,000 and Eibinger made the call.

Weisman:

Eibinger:

The turn

and river

did not improve Eibinger's hand and Weisman secured a crucial double up.

Eliminated in 4th Place ($655,500).
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Richard Gryko raised to 525,000 from the button,

then three-bet to 1,675,000 from the big blind, enough to put Gryko all in. Gryko called and was at risk.

Gryko:

Eibinger:

The board ran out

, sending Gryko to the payout desk.

Stack Soars Over 9 Million.
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Matthias Eibinger is the chipleader with over 9 Million in chips and 4 players remaining in Event #2.

Eliminated in 5th Place ($526,500)
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Stephen Chidwick raised to 350,000 from the small blind.

then bet 735,000. Chidwick made the call and was all in and at risk.

Chidwick:

Eibinger:

The board ran out

, ending Chidwicks impressive run in Event #2.

Eliminated in 6th place ($412,000).
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raised to 350,000 from the button. Ding Biao then went all in for 1,070,000 and was called by Eibinger.

Ding:

Eibinger:

The board ran out

, sending Ding to the payout desk.

Eliminated in 7th Place ($324,000).
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raised to 275,000 from under the gun. Benjamin Lamb then went all in for 1,210,000 and was at risk, from the small blind. Weisman made the call.

Lamb:

Weisman:

The board ran out

sending Lamb to the payout desk.

Eliminated in 8th Place ($247,000)
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Jose Barbero raised to 350,000 on the button and was called by

in the big blind.

The flop landed

. Watson checked, Barbero then went all in for 605,000 and was at risk, Watson made the call and was ahead.

Barbero:

Watson:

The board ran out

, sending Barbero to the payout desk.

Doubles Through

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Stephen Chidwick raised to 350,000 from the button. Benjamin Lamb then three-bet to 1,150,000 from small blind. Chidwick put his last 230,000 on the pot and the players tabled their hands.

Chidwick:

Lamb:

The board ran out

, and Chidwick added a much needed boost to his stack.

Finds His Third Double Up in Short Order
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raised to 280,000 from the button. Benjamin Lamb then three-bet to 880,000 and Gryko called.

The flop landed

, Lamb went all in for his last 100,000 and Gryko made the call.

Lamb:

Gryko:

The board ran out

, and Lamb found yet another double up.

Doubles Through

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raised to 200,000 from the cutoff, Richard Gryko then three-bet to 600,000 from the button. Benjamin Lamb then went all in for 210,000 and Weisman folded.

Lamb:

Gryko:

, and Lamb found another double up to keep hope alive in Event #2.

Doubles Through

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Benjamin Lamb went all in and was at risk from the cutoff for 190,000 and was up against Dylan Weisman on the button.

Lamb:

Weisman:

The board ran out

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securing w much needed double up for Lamb.