On August 8, Thursday, the last day of the Triton Poker SHR Series London 2019, Justin Bonomo defeated a field of 108 players to take home the trophy of Event 7 - Triton London £100,000 ($125,900) buy-in Short Deck Main Event.
The American poker pro took home £2,670,000 ($3,242,154). An insane amount for most of us, but can you believe this was only Bonomo's fourth biggest cash in his entire poker career?
Bonomo had been dubbed the winningest player of 2018 and sat on the No. 1 throne of poker's All-Time Money List for more than a year, having reached the top spot when he won the 2018 WSOP Big One for One Drop $1M buy-in for $10 million this July. Recently, he was surpassed in the leaderboard by Bryn Kenney who finished runner-up in the £1,050,000 Triton Million charity event that concluded on August 4, earning over $20.6 million in that event.
This is Bonomo's 7th tournament cash for a million dollars and above. Despite the huge prize amount, it still isn't enough to dethrone Kenney who has $7.2 million more than him on the All-Time Money List leaderboard.
Watch the video that showed Bonomo as the final winner:
another big win for justin bonomo and this guy just cant stop winning big amounts in last two years!every month he have at least one big win,big amount and its interesting where is his end!prizes for this tournament are just sick and triton series bring big difference in playing poker!
Congratulations to Justin Bonomo for this great charge. Justin Bonomo is the second player with earnings in poker history, but as the news says he only has 4 big collections and the entrance cosyo 1 million. I think you have to have a lot of cold head to play those tournaments with such a high entrance ...
I don't think Bonomo is retiring from the poker world soon, he is still young and one of the best high stakes tournament. I see him still active for at least the next 10 years...
Justin Bonomo, i think he makes an arrangement with dealers to receive good cards Just kidding but this player it has a fantastic win over a short period of time. I don't know but won several tournaments and a lot of money. This is very good for him.
To be honest, it is possible. We cannot know these things. Arrangements are made all over the world and is a lot of fraud on this planet. I know this can happen and some professional players, they would notice this and a monster scandal would emerge, if the dealers would cheat the cards for some players.
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Just kidding but this player it has a fantastic win over a short period of time. I don't know but won several tournaments and a lot of money. This is very good for him.
