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Professionals Dominate Triton Super High Roller Series
The Triton Super High Roller series had a buy-in of $250,000 and saw 118 entries. The tournament had 46 amateurs and 45 professionals, with 27 re-entries.
Dan Smith lost a significant pot with a full house against another full house early in the day. Sean Perry had over 200 blinds and left the game in the 60th place.
Jason Koon entered the money with two blinds and exited in 23rd place ($342,000). Chris Moneymaker exited in 5th place, noting he had almost no chance to enter the game. Brin Kenney won the final against Talal Shakerchi.
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