Last Updated on September 17, 2026 by Bala Kumar
Daniel Dvoress just added another highlight to an already strong trip in South Korea, where he already claimed one Triton title. A massive four-way all-in on Day 2 of the $150,000 buy-in Triton 10th Anniversary Special pushed him into the overall chip lead — while knocking out Matthias Eibinger, Sam Greenwood, and Poker Hall of Famer Patrik Antonius in a single hand.
Another Rough Beat for Antonius
The action unfolded during Level 14, with blinds at 10,000/20,000 (20,000 ante), once the field had narrowed to two tables and play was still short of the money.
According to live reporting from the Triton broadcast, Greenwood was first to commit, shoving his final 255,000 in chips. Eibinger followed from the hijack, moving all in for 355,000. Dvoress then jammed from the button with 535,000, and in a surprising turn, Antonius made the call from the big blind for his remaining 490,000 — setting up a rare all-in showdown between four players.
The hands:
- Sam Greenwood: K♣Q♠
- Matthias Eibinger: 8♣8♥
- Patrik Antonius: A♠K♠
- Dan Dvoress: J♦J♥
Antonius took the lead after the flop of 2♦A♥4♥ paired his ace, but Dvoress — who held the largest stack and covered the entire table — stayed alive with a flush draw after the 7♥ landed on the turn.
The river then delivered the 2♥, completing Dvoress’s flush and sending all three opponents to the rail in one shot. His stack shot up to 1,700,000 as a result.
It’s been a punishing stretch for Antonius overall. He recently dropped a jaw-dropping $20 million heads-up battle, losing $10 million within just a few hours of play. In a separate tournament during this same series, he was eliminated after flopping a set, only to watch his opponent river a superior full house.
This wasn’t even the only triple-elimination hand of the festival — Wai Kiat Lee previously scored one of his own in the $40,000 NLH Mystery Bounty event, busting Samuel Mullur, Seth Davies, and Phil Ivey with a set of aces.
As for Dvoress, the tournament series has treated him well overall — he already picked up his seventh career Triton title earlier in the trip, winning the $30,000 NLH 8-Handed event for a $942,000 payday.
FAQs
1. Who won the four-way all-in at the $150,000 Triton event?
Daniel Dvoress won the four-way all-in after completing a flush on the river, eliminating Sam Greenwood, Matthias Eibinger, and Patrik Antonius in the same hand.
2. How did Daniel Dvoress complete his flush?
Dvoress held J♦J♥ and picked up a heart flush draw when the 7♥ appeared on the turn. The 2♥ on the river completed his flush and gave him the winning hand.
3. How many players did Dvoress eliminate in the hand?
Dvoress knocked out three players in one hand: Sam Greenwood, Matthias Eibinger, and Patrik Antonius.
4. How much did Dvoress’s stack increase after the hand?
His stack rose to approximately 1.7 million chips after collecting the pot and eliminating all three opponents.
5. How has Daniel Dvoress performed at the Triton series in South Korea?
Dvoress had already won a Triton title during the series, taking down the $30,000 NLH 8-Handed event for $942,000 before making this major triple elimination.
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