Following three days of play, the Triton Poker NLH $250K Luxon Invitational has reached its conclusion with Bryn Kenney walking away with the trophy, title and $6,860,000 first-place prize as he re-took the lead on poker's all-time money list.
Kenney defeated Talal Shakerchi in heads-up play after a surprisingly short day at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House as the runner-up earned $4,650,000.
The tournament, which pits some of the world's most successful businessmen and poker pros against each other, saw 118 entries and generated an astronomical $29,500,000 prize pool.
The bubble burst on Day 2, which saw the likes of Phil Ivey and Espen Jorstad leaving empty-handed. Jason Koon (23rd - $342,000) managed to squeak into the money with just one and a half big blinds. Other notable names to see a return on their investment included Patrik Antonius (15th - $455,000), Stephen Chidwick (13th - $501,000) and Christoph Vogelsang (10th - $575,000).
Kenney defeated Talal Shakerchi in heads-up play after a surprisingly short day at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House as the runner-up earned $4,650,000.
The tournament, which pits some of the world's most successful businessmen and poker pros against each other, saw 118 entries and generated an astronomical $29,500,000 prize pool.
The bubble burst on Day 2, which saw the likes of Phil Ivey and Espen Jorstad leaving empty-handed. Jason Koon (23rd - $342,000) managed to squeak into the money with just one and a half big blinds. Other notable names to see a return on their investment included Patrik Antonius (15th - $455,000), Stephen Chidwick (13th - $501,000) and Christoph Vogelsang (10th - $575,000).