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Aliaksei Boika Secures First Triton Super High Roller Victory at Jeju Festival
TournamentsSeptember 8, 2026·1 min read

Aliaksei Boika Secures First Triton Super High Roller Victory at Jeju Festival


Aliaksei Boika won the Triton Poker Jeju II festival's $25,000 eight-max event, earning $761,000. This victory marked his first win in a Triton Super High Roller event, beating 131 entries.

Boika's previous Triton successes include a runner-up finish in a $60,000 event and a sixth-place finish in the $100,000 main event. He now has over $10 million in lifetime tournament earnings, with more than half from Triton events.

Reda Achnit, who won his way into the event via an online freeroll on CoinPoker, walked away with $51,000 for his impressive debut. Seth Davies took the chip lead into the final eight, looking to add a second trident trophy to his expansive collection of poker tournament hardware. Boika knocked out Nevan Chang in fourth place ($282,000), with pocket queens holding against pocket sixes. Yu Lei took a stand during three-handed play with J♦10♥, limp-jamming from the small blind over Boika’s raise from the big blind. Boika had roughly a 5:3 lead over bracelet winner Philip Sternheimer when heads-up play began.

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