China’s Zhou Quan won the $5,000 Mystery Bounty at Triton ONE North Cyprus for $293,000 plus $35,000 in bounties, a total of $328,000. The 607-entry event at the Merit resort in North Cyprus started on November 7, 2026, and needed an unplanned third day. It is Zhou’s first Triton ONE title, according to the official Triton Poker Series report (published November 10, 2026).
Zhou had Asian company at the final table. Taiwan’s Tsai Ting-Yi finished third but drew the event’s biggest bounty, and Thailand’s Punnat Punsri finished fourth.
Who made the Triton ONE North Cyprus Mystery Bounty final table?
The Triton ONE North Cyprus $5K Mystery Bounty final table paid out as follows. The figures are from Triton’s official results, with the payout first and bounties won in brackets:
- Zhou Quan (China): $293,000 (+$35,000 in bounties)
- Ihar Soika: $179,000 (+$35,000)
- Tsai Ting-Yi (Taiwan): $128,000 (+$225,500)
- Punnat Punsri (Thailand): $97,000 (+$42,500)
- Raul Yunusov: $77,000 (+$35,000)
- Mikita Badziakouski: $59,122 (+$42,500)
- Daniel Braude: $43,000 (+$32,500)
- Hu Chengxu: $29,100 (+$5,000)
- Asaf Groofi: $23,100
Luigi Martins finished 10th for $19,000. Ihar Soika’s runner-up finish came on his Triton debut.
Why did Tsai Ting-Yi win more than the champion?
Taiwan’s Tsai Ting-Yi left the Mystery Bounty with $353,500, which is more than winner Zhou Quan, because he collected 12 bounty envelopes. One of them held the event’s largest bounty, $155,000. Triton says the total prize pool was $2,759,422, and only about half of it went to the regular payout ladder. The rest sat in mystery envelopes that players won by knocking opponents out and opened at an envelope ceremony. Under this structure, a deep run with many eliminations can beat a first-place finish, as it did here.
Who is Zhou Quan?
Zhou Quan is a Chinese high-stakes regular who had already won two titles on the Triton Super High Roller Series. With this win he joins Artur Martirosian and Ngo Khoa Anh as a winner on both Triton tours: the Super High Roller Series and the lower-buy-in Triton ONE. Triton says Zhou told its interviewer that he played a little more conservatively than others in the bounty format. He also said he still prefers Jeju but is committed to big-field stops such as Cyprus.
Earlier at the same stop, Alin Ivan won the QQPK Genesis. Vietnam’s Ngo Khoa Anh, another two-tour winner, took his first Triton title for $1.09M.
Where can I follow Triton ONE North Cyprus results?
Triton ONE North Cyprus results are posted on the Triton Poker Series website. The headline event of the stop is the $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event at Merit Casino & Resort. Triton posts winners and reports on its side events page, where Punnat Punsri also shows up with a third-place finish in the $2,000 One Night NLH. For background on the tour, see our Triton Poker Series guide. Upcoming Asian stops are listed on the PSR poker events calendar.