Quan Zhou won the $5,000 Mystery Bounty at Triton ONE North Cyprus, played at the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel and Spa. The event needed an extra day to find a champion, and the final session ran a little over four hours.
Zhou beat Ihar Soika heads-up. The 607 entries built a prize pool of $1,545,422. Zhou collected $293,000 and Soika $179,000, but each still has five bounties to pull, so those totals can rise. Eric Tsai, who began the day as chip leader, finished third for $128,000 and picked up 12 bounties.
The title pushes Zhou's Triton earnings past $8,000,000, according to PokerNews. He had already won a $25,000 PLO event in Jeju in 2024 and the $25,000 Jupiter in 2026, worth $1,303,000. In the $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event in Jeju he placed seventh for $213,000.
On the last hand Zhou limped with pocket aces and Soika shoved king-deuce. A king on the flop added some tension, yet the aces held.
Bounty winners can pull their prizes in a special draw while the $8,000 Main Event breaks for dinner. The largest prize available is $155,000. That Main Event runs through November 15, and the $15,000 High Roller is scheduled for November 13-15.
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