Triple KO, 14 bounties: Piekazewicz dominates $40K Triton in Jeju

$40K Triton Mystery Bounty

March 19-20, 2026

ENTRIES ($40000) IN THE MONEY

160

27

PRIZE POOL $3,200,000

2ND PRIZE $478K

FIRST PRIZE $709K

14

The number of bounties Piekazewicz took on the final day – worth a minimum of $40K each. He'll pull these on Saturday. 

1st

VS

2nd

1st

Alisson Piekazewicz

Prize

$709,000

Career Earnings: $3,906,985

PRIZE

2nd

Seth Davies

Prize

$478,000

Career Earnings: $45,137,094

PRIZE

1st

Alisson Piekazewicz

2nd

Seth Davies

Final Hand

Prize

$709,000

Career Earnings: $3,906,985

PRIZE

Prize

$478,000

Career Earnings: $45,137,094

PRIZE

RESULTS

1. 1ST Alisson Piekazewicz $709,000
2. 2ND Seth Davies $478,000
3. 3RD Hannes Jeschka $329,000
4. 4TH Yahor Dambrouski $269,000
5. 5TH Adrian Mateos $214,000
6. 6TH Dominykas Mikolaitis $165,000
7. 7TH Sean Winter $120,000

Final Hand

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There’s nothing quite like a sun run in poker.

In fact, we can go further – there’s nothing better than a sun run on Day 2 of a big buy-in Mystery Bounty, like the $40K Triton. 

It was the turn of Alisson Piekazewicz to ride the rays in Jeju on Friday, and he steamrollered the field to win his first trophy, the $709,000 first prize, and a whopping 14 bounties that he'll get to pull on Saturday. 

Each bounty is worth a minimum of $40,000, meaning he’s guaranteed at least another $560,000 – with the potential for much more.

After beating Seth Davies heads-up, Piekazewicz acknowledged his crazy run: "It was probably the best tournament I ever had. I've never seen anything like this before. Even I am surprised."

Alisson Piekazewicz beat Seth Davies heads-up to win the $40K Triton Mystery Bounty in Jeju.

First-ever triple KO in Triton history

Piekazewicz picked up three of his 14 bounties in just one hand, writing himself into the Triton history books as the first player to record a triple knockout. 

With 14 players left, Piekazewicz picked up aces and watched as his opponents started shoveling chips in the middle.

Du Qiao open-jammed 9bb from under the gun, and Jun Obara re-jammed for 30bb. Piekazewicz called with his aces and picked up another all-in from Anatoly Zlotnikov with his remaining 9bb. 

• Du:
• Obara:
• Piekazewicz
• Zlotnikov

Piekazewicz had the covering stack, and the runout was about as clean as you get. You can watch the carnage play out in the post below. 

That might have been the most spectacular hand, but Piekazewicz ran about as pure as you can, and he’ll be hoping that run continues into the bounty draws on Saturday.

^{Images courtesy of Triton Poker.}