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    Seth Davies Finally Grabs First Triton Poker Title at Montenegro 2025 GGMillion$ Event

    By SabyasachiMay 20, 20251 Comment4 Mins Read
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    For years, Seth Davies has been knocking on the door of poker greatness. Always consistent, always deep in tournaments, yet the Triton trophy remained elusive—until now. In a career-defining moment at the 2025 Triton Poker Series in Montenegro, Davies emerged victorious in the $25,000 GGMillion$ Live event, outlasting a stacked field of elite competitors. It wasn’t just a win—it was a statement.

    The final hand capped off an emotional journey for the American pro, who has long been respected by his peers but had never taken down one of poker’s most prestigious titles. With this win, Davies adds a significant milestone to his résumé and firmly cements his place among the game’s modern legends.


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    • Breaking Down the Final Table
    • A Career That’s Been Building to This Moment
    • Santhosh Suvarna Shines for India
    • What This Means for the Triton Poker Series
    • More Than a Win: A Personal Triumph
    • Final Thoughts: Seth Davies Enters the Triton Winner’s Circle

    Breaking Down the Final Table

    The $25,000 GGMillion$ Live event at Triton Montenegro drew a field of 120 entries, creating a $3 million prize pool that attracted some of the biggest names in high-stakes poker. When the dust settled, only nine players remained to battle it out on the final day.

    Davies entered the final table fourth in chips but wasted no time asserting dominance. He played a disciplined yet aggressive game, picking his spots wisely and putting constant pressure on his opponents.

    Here were the final table results:

    PlacePlayerCountryPayout
    1stSeth DaviesUSA$720,000
    2ndSanthosh SuvarnaIndia$520,000
    3rdAleksejs PonakovsLatvia$387,000
    4thSam GreenwoodCanada$293,000
    5thMichael SoyzaMalaysia$225,000
    6thAlex KulevBulgaria$165,000
    7thChris BrewerUSA$120,000
    8thIsaac HaxtonUSA$90,000
    9thAdrian MateosSpain$70,000

    Davies defeated Indian businessman and poker grinder Santhosh Suvarna in a gripping heads-up duel, showcasing his exceptional control and calm under pressure.


    A Career That’s Been Building to This Moment

    If there were ever a “most underrated elite player” award in poker, Seth Davies would’ve had it in the bag. Over the past decade, Davies has become a fixture in high-roller events across the globe—from Las Vegas to Monte Carlo to Macau. With over $21 million in career live tournament earnings, he’s never been far from the top.

    But the Triton Poker Series, with its prestige and shark-infested fields, had always slipped through his fingers.

    That changed in Montenegro.

    Winning this title didn’t just add another line to Davies’ poker résumé—it validated his journey, his approach to the game, and his reputation as one of poker’s most respected minds. For many in the poker world, this wasn’t a surprise—it was simply overdue.


    Santhosh Suvarna Shines for India

    While Davies may have taken the title, Santhosh Suvarna once again proved that Indian poker is no longer an emerging scene—it’s a force. Suvarna has been on an absolute tear on the international high-stakes stage, consistently cashing and going deep in Triton events.

    His runner-up finish, worth $520,000, continues his impressive string of results in 2025 and further establishes him as one of the premier Indian poker players in the world. With India’s poker scene growing rapidly, Suvarna’s success helps shine a global spotlight on poker in India and the evolving talent coming out of the country.


    What This Means for the Triton Poker Series

    The Triton Poker Series has become the gold standard of elite tournament poker. Known for its luxurious destinations, ultra-high buy-ins, and world-class fields, a Triton title is now regarded as one of the most prestigious accomplishments a player can achieve.

    Seth Davies’ win continues Triton’s trend of crowning deserving champions who have proven themselves over time. It’s also a testament to the deep competitive fields—players like Adrian Mateos, Isaac Haxton, and Chris Brewer didn’t even crack the top five. The level of talent is absurdly high, making each victory all the more impressive.


    More Than a Win: A Personal Triumph

    After his win, Davies was humble but clearly emotional.

    “It means a lot. I’ve been close before, and Triton events are some of the toughest out there. It feels great to finally get one.”

    For fans who have followed his journey, this was more than just a result. It was a triumph of perseverance, mental strength, and strategic evolution—the very essence of professional poker.


    Final Thoughts: Seth Davies Enters the Triton Winner’s Circle

    The Triton Poker Series is where legends are born—or confirmed. With this victory, Seth Davies becomes a Triton champion, a title that now sits alongside his many deep runs, six-figure scores, and coaching credentials. He’s no longer just a top-tier competitor—he’s a titleholder at the game’s highest level.

    Meanwhile, Santhosh Suvarna continues to make India proud on the global stage, proving that players from emerging poker regions can dominate even the most elite competitions.

    The Montenegro series continues, and if this event is any indication, we’re in for many more world-class showdowns.


    Source: CardPlayer.com


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