Key Takeaways
- Aaron Zang, a Chinese recreational player emerged victorious, outlasting a field of over 50 players to earn himself £13.7 million.
- Bryn Kenney made history by winning the single largest prize in poker history, taking home £16.8 million.
- In total, 54 players participated in the world’s largest poker buy-in tournament, amassing a staggering £54 million prize pool.
The £1 million buy-in Triton Million charity event, hailed as the most expensive tournament in history, has crowned its winner after three days of intense action.
In total, 54 players took their seats at the London Hilton Hotel at Park Lane to participate in the world’s largest poker buy-in tournament, amassing a staggering £54 million ($66 million) prize pool. The event raised £2.7 million for charity.
This was enough for it to go down in history as the largest poker tournament prize pool outside the WSOP Main Events and the sixth largest overall.
