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Triton: GGMillion$ and Mystery Bounty finalists announced
Tournament number 6, which is the $25,000 GGMillion$ with a record 305 entries and a prizepool of $7,625,000, moved into its Day 2 yesterday with 66 players advancing. A $1,485,000 prize awaits the winner here and the top 6 players will battle it out for that prize today.
Day 2 GGMillion$ Brief
47 players were able to get into the ITM and the min cash was worth $43,500. Czech player Roman Hrabec also made his way to the ITM, earning $65,668 for his 23rd place finish.
Let's get straight to the most interesting part and that is definitely the final table consisting of nine players. There are some big names on this list. However, Fedor Holz didn't make it to the table, busting out in 10th place with a $128,000 prize.
The first eliminated at the final table was Ehsan Amiri, who thus took home $152,000, followed by Kosei Ichinose at the cashier's table, who took home $186,000, and in seventh place was Jesse Lonis with a prize of $253,000.
The Final Six
The top six players made it through to today's final table. They are led by Sergio Aido with a stack of 26,375,000. He will be joined at the table by Adrian Chua, Daniel Dvoress, Alex Theologis, Timothy Adams and Mario Mosböck. All of them already have at least $345,000 in the bag. Play will start at blinds of 300k/600k/600k.
| Name | Country | Stack |
| Sergio Aido | Spain | 26.375.000 |
| Adrian Chua | Singapore | 18.325.000 |
| Daniel Dvoress | Canada | 10.600.000 |
| Alex Theologis | Greece | 10.350.000 |
| Timothy Adams | Canada | 7.450.000 |
| Mario Mosböck | Austria | 3.150.000 |
TheMystery Bounty tournament will also have a final table
The $40,000 NLH Mystery Bounty tournament, which brought 190 entries and a prizepool of $3,800,000, moves into its final day today. There are 31 players eligible for the ITM with a min cash of $33,500 and $804,000 awaiting the winner.
48 players will look to the final day and they are currently led by Yulian Bogdanov with a stack of 2,180,000. The list of advancers also includes names like Roman Hrabec (1,700,000), Joao Vieira (1,580,000), Chris Brewer (1,410,000), Stephen Chidwick (1,255,000), Orpen Kisacikoglu (925,000), Adrian Mateos (870.000), Jose Barbero (795.000), Sean Winter (650.000), Laszlo Bujtas (600.000), Fedor Holz (480.000), Espen Jorstad (420.000), Isaac Haxton (335.000), Phil Ivey (260.000), Sam Grafton (255.000) or David Peters (200.000).
The final day of the Mystery Bounty tournament will kick off at 1pm local time, which is 4am our time, when the blinds will start at 10k/25k/25k and players will run through 35 minute levels.
Source - Triton Series, Joe Giron - poker photo archive