2025 WSOP Paradise

Kayhan Mokri Steamrolls the Field to Win $250,000 Triton Invitational for $7,725,000 and Inaugural WSOP Gold Bracelet
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WSOP Paradise continued today from Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas with the conclusion of Event #5: $250,000 Triton Invitational, where

defeated

heads-up to win the $7,725,000 first-place prize, Triton Invitational trophy, and his first WSOP gold bracelet.

This is Mokri’s third Triton title and highest career score, taking his lifetime earnings to nearly $21,000,000 and moving him into first-place on Norway’s all time money list, surpassing WSOP Main Event champion Espen Jørstad.

The record breaking field attracted a total of 133 entrants to create a prize pool worth $33,250,000 and after a nearly four hour bubble, paid the final 23 players at least $389,000.

Mokri came into the day leading the 15 remaining players with a commanding chip lead, bagging nearly double the chip stack of his next closest competitor, fourth-place finisher

. He would never relinquished the lead from there, and went on to eliminate

on the final table bubble, then dispatch

, Jaffe, and the very person who invited him to this tournament,

, in third-place.

This sent Mokri into heads-up play with roughly a four-and-a-half-to-one chip lead over invitee,

. Andrade put on a good show, but was ultimately outmatched, and after chipping down to around ten big blinds, got his stack in the middle in a cooler spot with

on a

board against Mokri’s

. The board bricked out and Mokri was the Triton Invitational champion.

Gabriel Andrade Eliminated in 2nd Place ($5,240,000)
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raised to 1,200,000 from the button and

called in the big blind.

The flop came

, and Mokri checked. Andrade bet 1,600,000, Mokri moved all in, and Andrade called and was at risk.

Andrade:

Mokri:

Andrade saw the bad news and would need running cards to survive, but the board ran out

and

, and Andrade was the runner-up finisher.

Gabriel Andrade Getting Short
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raised to 1,000,000 on the button, and

called in the big blind.

The flop came

and Andrade checked. Mokri, bet 800,000, Andrade raised to 2,300,000, and Mokri clicked it back to 3,800,000.

After a long tank, Andrade let it go.

Updated Chip Counts
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Gabriel Andrade Goes for Thin Value
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limped the button and

checked his option.

The flop landed

, and both players checked to the

turn

Mokri checked, Andrade bet 400,000, and Mokri called.

The river was the

, and Mokri checked. Andrade fired out 1,250,000, and after thinking through a time bank extension, Mokri made the call. Andrade tabled

, and Mokri mucked.

Chip Counts at the Start of Heads-Up Play
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takes a commanding chip lead into heads-up play against

, but things can change quickly.

Keep it locked here for updates.

Albert Daher Eliminated in 3rd Place ($3,490,000)
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moved all in from the small blind for 2,400,000, and

called in the big blind.

Daher:

Mokri:

Both players caught a piece of the

flop, but Mokri’s bigger piece would go on to hold through the

and

runout to send Daher home in third-place.

Mokri now has a commanding chip lead heading into heads-up play.

Final 3 Chip Counts
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Jonathan Jaffe Eliminated in 4th Place ($2,860,000)
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moved all in from the button for 18,000,000, and

called in the big blind for 2,000,000 effective.

Jaffe:

Mokri:

Jaffe couldn’t win the flip to survive on a final runout of

and headed to the rail in ninth-place. Jaffe takes home nearly $3,000,000 for the effort.

Thomas Boivin Eliminated in 5th Place ($2,290,000)
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raised to 500,000 from the cutoff,

moved all in for 2,100,000 from the big blind, and Andrade called.

Boivin:

Andrade:

Andrade found the case ten on the

flop, but Boivin was presented an avenue to victory on the

turn. However, the river was the

and Andrade finished with tens full of queens to eliminate Boivin.

Tyler Stafman Eliminated in 6th Place ($1,780,000)
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moved all in for 875,000 under the gun and

called in the small blind.

Stafman:

Daher:

Daher was still behind after the

flop, but picked up additional equity in the form of an inside straight draw, which was realized on the

turn. Stafman could no longer win the hand, as the

completed the board to send him to the rail.

Stafman takes home $1,780,000 in his Triton debut.

Sergio Aido Eliminated in 7th Place ($1,320,000)
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moved all in for 2,500,000 from the hijack, and

called in the small blind.

Aido:

Daher:

Aido couldn’t win the flip on the

runout and was eliminated from his ninth career Triton final table.

Cong Pham Eliminated in 8th Place ($967,000)
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raised to 450,000 from the hijack, and

shoved the button for 12,000,000. Action folded back to Cong, and he made the call for a little more than 5,000,000.

Cong:

Mokri:

The

flop gave Cong a commanding lead in the hand, and he looked poised to score the big double on the

turn, but Mokri found the

on the river to send Cong’s hand up in flames and send him to the rail.

Monika Hrabec Eliminated in 9th Place ($771,000)
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moved all in for 1,600,000 from mid position, and

called on her left

Hrabec:

Stafman:

Hrabec ran into it, and found no help on the

runout.

The last woman standing took home a career-high score of $771,000.

Final Table Set in $250,000 Triton Invitational
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With the elimination of

in tenth-place, the final nine players have converged to one table.

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