Triton Poker SHR Montenegro: Leon Sturm and Klemens Roiter are vying for a prize of $3,522,000 for the victory

There were 159 entries in the $1,000 NLH Main Event (#10) of the Triton Super High Roller Series Montenegro at the Maestral Resort & Casino, with nine players making it to the final table. Leon Sturm and Klemens Roiter are the last German-speaking representatives hoping for the first-place prize of $1,522,000.Late registration was still open yesterday at the start of Day 2 of the Main Event and was heavily utilized. 17 entries were still logged, bringing the total to 159 entries (95/64) which created a prize pool of $1,900,000. The top 27 spots were paid, with $1,000 waiting as the minimum cash. With 100 players, the action resumed at the tables, with Leon Sturm as the chip leader.There was a lot of action, which became a bit more cautious once it reached the bubble. The DACH players were well represented, but among others, Sebastian Gähl, Mario Mosböck, Linus Löliger, Dietrich Fast, Christopher Nguyen, Matthias Lipp, Leonard Maue, Hannes Jeschka, Christoph Vogelsang, Manig Loeser, Thomas Mühlöcker, Matthias Eibinger, Fedor Holz, and Bernhard Binder all exited before the money places. Even Joao Simao, Jason Koon, Jean-Noel Thorel, Emilien Pitavy, Adrian Mateos, Orpen Kisacikoglu, Eelis Parssinen, Ben Heath, and many more had to leave empty-handed.On the bubble, Thomas Boivin was eliminated with Queens against Ike Haxton’s , with the board showing .

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Those remaining were guaranteed $1,000, which Jesse Lonis quickly claimed. Tobias Schwecht eliminated Mustapha Kanit with Pocket 4s using Nines. Samuel Mullur had already locked up $1,000 when he was eliminated by Patrik Antonius’ with . Tom Fuchs also had to give his chips to Patrik Antonius’ Kings using . Tobias Schwecht followed right after with against Cong Pham’s deuces; both took home $1,000. The remaining players took the pot with against Dan Dvoress’s , with the river bringing the .Leon Sturm and Klemens Roiter were the last two German-speaking players, and they both made it to the final table confidently. The chip leader is Danny Tang, who was one of the re-entries at the beginning of the day. With 56 BBs, he is ranked just above Leon Sturm, while Klemens Roiter is also in a solid position with 37 BBs. The remaining nine players are guaranteed $1,000, but the winner will walk away with $1,522,000.Who will take home the first-place prize will be shown today again in the livestream.

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We show you the livestreams daily here on Pokerexklusiv. Updates on the events can always be found on tritonpokerplus. All information regarding the Triton SHR Series Montenegro and the Invitational can be found at tritonpokerseries.com.$1k NLH Main Event Entries: 159 (95/64) Prize Pool: $1,900,000Chip Counts

Rank	Name	Country	Chip count	BBs
1	Danny Tang	HK	7,050,000	56
2	Leon Sturm	DE	6,775,000	54
3	Wang Ye	CN	6,425,000	51
4	Klemens Roiter	AT	4,600,000	37
5	Dominykas Mikolaitis	LT	4,325,000	35
6	Cong Pham	US	4,025,000	32
7	Patrik Antonius	FI	3,250,000	26
8	Alex Kulev	BG	1,800,000	14
9	Kiat Lee	MY	1,500,000	12

Payouts:

Rank	Name	Country	Prize Money
1			$ 3,522,000
2			$ 2,377,000
3			$ 1,636,000
4			$ 1,334,000
5			$ 1,064,000
6			$ 817,000
7			$ 595,000
8			$ 431,000
9			$ 356,000
10	Maher Nouira	TN	$ 302,000
11	Dan Dvoress	CA	$ 302,000
12	Michael Soyza	MY	$ 263,000
13	Jules Dickerson	GB	$ 263,000
14	Ben Tollerene	US	$ 238,000
15	Punnat Punsri	TH	$ 238,000
16	Isaac Haxton	US	$ 214,000
17	Mehdi Chaoui	MA	$ 214,000
18	Daniel Rezaei	AT	$ 191,000
19	Tobias Schwecht	DE	$ 191,000
20	Tom Fuchs	DE	$ 191,000
21	Alex Theologis	GR	$ 175,000
22	Curtis Knight	CA	$ 175,000
23	Samuel Mullur	AT	$ 175,000
24	Alisson Piekazewicz	BR	$ 159,000
25	Mikita Badziakouski	BY	$ 159,000
26	Mustapha Kanit	IT	$ 159,000
27	Jesse Lonis	US	$ 159,000

Triton SHR Series Montenegro 2026

Date: May 13 to 28 Location: Maestral Resort & Casino Events: 16 Buy-Ins: $1,000 to $1,000 Schedule: –>> click