Unfiltered, Unapologetic, and Unbridled: Mario Mosbock Takes Down Triton Poker Jeju Festival 2025's $50K Event for $1.8M
Austrian poker professional Mario Mosböck clinches his third Triton Series championship, pocketing a prize of $1,836,570.
By Yannick Schroth, Editor: Angela Burke, Published: 06.03.2025, Updated: 30.04.2025
Austrian poker star, Mario Mosbock (28), claimed the Triton Poker Jeju Festival 2025’s $50,000 No-Limit Hold’em Seven-Max event, snatching the grand prize of $1,836,570 (approximately $1.7 million EUR). Taking down his third Triton title, the man dubbed "The Austrian Poker Prince" outplayed 215 contenders in a thrilling showdown against Bryn Kenney, leader of the All-Time-Money-List.
Mosbock's Triumphant Triton Takedown
| Rank | Player | Nationality | Cash Prize (USD) | POY Points |--- | --- | --- | --- | --- |Mario Mosbock | Austria | $1,836,570* | 1,530 |
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Following a perfectly timed lucky streak, winning five hands in a row during the heads-up against Bryn Kenney (38), the man known as "The Austrian Poker Prince" emerged victorious from the Triton Poker Jeju Festival 2025. Despite a proposed deal that would have awarded Kenney $1,897,430 (approximately $1.756 million EUR), the Triton trophy was awarded to the cunning Austrian. This marks Mosbock's third Triton title, having previously won in Monte-Carlo 2023 and Jeju 2023.
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Kenney's Final Table Domination, Mosbock's Counterstrike
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Austria |Dylan Linde (44), the chip leader, faced stiff opposition from Bryn Kenney, who swiftly took control of the final table. Matas Cimbolas (31, 8th, $276,000; approximately $256,000 EUR) was the first to bust, followed by Mike Watson (40, 7th, $377,000; approximately $349,000 EUR). Brandon Wilson (6th, $512,000; approximately $474,000 EUR) fell to Juan Pardo (31).
1.836.570* |Dylan Linde, chip leader, finished 5th ($676,000; approximately $626,000 EUR) after losing a crucial hand with A♣ K♥ to Kenney's Q♣ J♣. Steve O'Dwyer (42, 4th, $854,000; approximately $791,000 EUR) was the next to go.
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1.530 |## Poker Pros Fedor Holz and Matthias Eibinger's Triton Triumphs
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Germany |Fedor Holz (31), German poker titan, placed 5th in the Triton Super High Roller Series' $25,000 WPT Global Slam, earning $529,000 (approximately $490,000 EUR) from a field of 389 players. The title was secured by Russian player Anatoly Filatov (36), winning his first Triton title and $1,882,000 (approximately $1.742 million EUR).
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- |Another significant victory came in the $40,000 Mystery Bounty Event. Matthias Eibinger (32) finished 4th, raking in $363,000 (approximately $336,000 EUR) in cash and $750,000 (approximately $694,000 EUR) in mystery bounties, which represent undisclosed sums of money. He bested a stacked field that included Jeremy Ausmus (45, 7th) and Patrik Antonius (44, 28th).
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Bryn Kenney |With a clear advantage in chips (25,750,000 to 17,250,000), Kenney entered the Heads-up against Mosbock. Before the final showdown, the two players agreed to a deal: Kenney would receive $1,897,430 (approximately €1,756,000), while Mosbock would secure $1,766,570 (approximately €1,636,000), leaving $70,000 (approximately €65,000) and the title to be played for.
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USA |Despite his advantage, Kenney had to settle for second place.
1.897.430* |Mosbock's winning streak continued as he clinched several key hands in a row. The turning point came with a colossal pot that Mosbock won with A♠ A♦ against Kenney's 6♣ 5♠. Mosbock raised preflop to 2,000,000, Kenney called. The flop came Q♣ 7♠ 6♦, Mosbock bet 1,500,000, Kenney called with bottom pair. Both players checked the 9♠ turn, but the A♥ river gave Mosbock a set. A bet of 7,500,000 forced Kenney to call, depleting almost all of his chips.
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1.275 |Finally, with only his last ten big blinds, Kenney went all-in with 9♦ 8♣, only to be met with a confident call from Mosbock's Q♠ Q♦. When the board was displayed as K♥ 10♥ 10♦ 6♦ J♠, the Austrian stood victorious.
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1.020 |The final standings of the event:
Juan Pardo
- || Rank | Player | Nationality | Prize Money (USD) | POY Points || --- | --- | --- | --- | --- || 1. | Mario Mosbock | Austria | $1,836,570* | 1,530 || 2. | Bryn Kenney | USA | $1,897,430* | 1,275 || 3. | Juan Pardo | Spain | $1,055,000 | 1,020 |
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Jen Pardo |*Including agreed prize money after deal
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Mario Mosbock's latest victory solidifies his position as a poker legend, adding yet another chapter to his illustrious career.
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The enrichment data below provides further insights into Mosbock's career and accomplishments:
### Overall: Mario Mosbock is a renowned poker professional, known for his stellar tournament performances and influential ambassadorial roles. Outlined below are some of his significant contributions and achievements:
- Ambassadorship: Serving as a CoinPoker ambassador, Mosbock collaborates with Patrick Leonard and Benjamin Rolle on the CoinMasters promotion, offering players a $100,000 career package through a series of tournaments[1]. The initiative aims to reinvigorate tournament poker enthusiasm and includes mentorship elements.
- Triton Poker Dominance: Mosbock, with three Triton Poker titles, has amassed impressive winnings totaling $1,836,570 from the Triton Jeju event[2]. Triton Poker is a prestigious tournament series renowned for attracting the globe's most elite high-stakes players, cementing Mosbock's reputation within this top-tier casino scene.
- Recent Tournament Performances: Frequently claiming victories in major events, Mosbock has recently shared the winner's circle with poker luminaries such as Joao Vieira and Bryn Kenney at events such as the WPT Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic[4][5]. While specific details of his performances in these events weren't provided, his consistent high-level play showcases his enduring prowess in poker.
Mosbock's blend of tournament success and ambassadorial duties positions him as a key figure in the current poker scene, both on and off the table.
- Mario Mosbock inquired, "What about the Triton Poker Jeju Festival 2025's $50K event?"
- In a thrilling heads-up, Mario Mosbock bested Bryn Kenney in a poker game, winning a grand prize of $1,836,570.
- At the Triton Poker Jeju Festival 2025, Mario Mosbock triumphed in the casino-games category, securing the title of "casino-and-gambling" champion.
- Despite a deal that would have awarded Bryn Kenney $1,897,430, it was Mario Mosbock who took home the Triton trophy in poker.
