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Triton SHRS Jeju II 2026: Kiat Lee Triumphs in the $40k Mystery Bounty

Kiat Lee ultimately secured the victory in the $40k NLH Mystery Bounty at the 2026 Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Jeju II, taking home $619,000 in prize money plus bounties.

With 84 entrants and 49 re-entries, the event generated a massive prize pool of $5,320,000, which was distributed equally among the 23 prize-paying positions and the Mystery Bounties. The final table featured 33 players, including Kayhan Mokri. Ten players would go home empty-handed before reaching the prize-money positions; the bounties came into play immediately, but there was a blank here as well. The draw, however, is still to come:

The bounties:
1 x $400k
2 x $200k
5 x $100k
9 x $80k
16 x $40k
1 x blank

Hannes Jeschka missed the money just as Artur Martirosian and Ren Lin did. Christoph Vogelsang ultimately became the bubble boy, running his tens into Samuel Mullur’s queens.

This meant everyone had secured the $31,000 min-cash, and the next goal was the final table. Bernhard Binder missed this goal; his chips went to Phil Ivey, who held Queens, with . Samuel Mullur then moved all-in with against Seth Davies’ ; the board— —gave Samu a flush, doubling him up, while Seth Davies was left with only a minimal stack. In fact, however, Seth Davies became a true survivor. He multiplied his stack and went all-in with when Samuel Mullur went over the top with , Phil Ivey threw himself into the pot with , and Kiat Lee joined in with . On the board , the aces held up, and Kiat Lee took down the massive pot—and three bounties.

David Coleman then also fell victim to Kiat Lee with against Lee’s , and so Lee went into the final table as the mega-chipleader with 110 BBs. Alex Anton, his closest pursuer, was already below average with 34 BBs, while Sirzat Hissou and Punnat Punsri were tied at 27 BBs.

Kahyan Mokri started as the short stack but managed to triple up against Kiat Lee and Punnat Punsri. It was Joe Hindry who came up short with against Jamil Wakil’s and was the first to leave the table. Kayhan Mokri’s comeback didn’t last too long; holding , he was defeated by Jamil Wakil’s on a board of .

Sirzat Hissou also fell victim to Kiat Lee’s with his own , on a board of . Punnat Punsri then faced Alex Anton’s with , while Jamil Wakil covered both with . The board gave Jamil two bounties and sent him into heads-up play against Kiat Lee as the chip leader.

Lee, however, managed to double up with 6s against Jamil Wakil’s , narrowing the gap to 1:2. The tournament was almost over when Kiat Lee went all-in with against Jamil Wakil’s , and the turn was , but the river was and they split the pot. Kiat Lee managed to work his way into the lead and won a big pot—and took a clear lead—with against on a board of . Finally, Jamil Wakil went all-in with against ; the board was , and Kiat Lee was the winner.

Event #7 – $40k NLH Mystery Bounty

Buy-in: $40,000
Entries: 133 (84/49)
Prize Pool: $2,660,000 + $2,660,000
Paid Places: 23

RankNameCountryPrize Money
1Kiat LeeMalaysia$619,000
2Jamil WakilCanada$419,000
3Alex AntonUSA$279,000
4Punnat PunsriThailand$229,000
5Sirzat HissouGermany$184,000
6Kayhan MokriNorway$142,000
7Joe HindryUnited Kingdom$105,000
8David ColemanUSA$77,500
9Phil IveyUSA$62,000
10Samuel MullurAustria$52,000
11Seth DaviesUSA$52,000
12Eelis ParssinenFinland$44,000
13Bernhard BinderAustria$44,000
14Jean-Noel ThorelFrance$44,000
15Adalat BakhishovAzerbaijan$38,000
16Tsai Ting-YiTaiwan$38,000
17Batmunkh UnubukhMongolia$38,000
18Jovan KenjicSerbia$33,500
19Zhao HongjunChina$33,500
20Alex KulevBulgaria$33,500
21Alex BoikaBelarus$31,000
22Chen DefengChina$31,000
23Pedro PadilhaBrazil$31,000

Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Jeju II 2026

Date: September 4–17
Location: Les A Casino, Jeju
Events: 14
Buy-ins: $15,000 to $200,000

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