While he has a staggering amount of lifetime results and success on almost every stage he’s played on, Nick Petrangelo did not have a cash in a Triton High Roller until his arrival in Vietnam just over a week ago. Here’s what you need to know before the final table gets underway. PT) at Hoiana Hotel & Golf in Hoi An, Vietnam. Only two of the nine players at this final table don’t have at least one $1 million cash on their tournament ledger. Five players have eight figures in lifetime earnings, and four members of that group rank in the top 20 of the all-time tournament money list, according to The Hendon Mob – Fedor Holz (11th), Adrian Mateos (16th), Timothy Adams (18th) and Nick Petrangelo (20th). Most of these players are no stranger to the highest tournament stakes in the world. With 135 entries, the prize pool swelled to $13.5 million, with $3,250,000 for the winner and the top four spots each paying out more than $1.2 million. The Triton Super High Roller Series in Vietnam has reached its apex, as nine players remain in contention in the $100,000 main event. Adrian Mateos enters the Triton Vietnam $100,000 Super High Roller second in chips, just behind Talal Shakerchi.

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