WSOP Paradise 2025: Notable Results From The Series

By Mrinal Gujare

17 Dec 2025

Mrinal Gujare 17 Dec 2025

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Sam Soverel secured a $2,594,000 win in the $100K Triton PLO Main Event.
The Super Main Event moves forward with a $60M prize pool, featuring top players.
WSOP Paradise continues to define high-stakes poker with its impressive tournament series.

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The 2025 WSOP Paradise series capped its early schedule with major wins from Soverel, Eibinger, Rezaei, and several Triton champions.

The WSOP Paradise series has grown rapidly since its launch in 2023. The first edition introduced 15 bracelet events. The 2024 festival increased attention with a $50 million guarantee.

The 2025 series expanded further with a $60 million Super Main Event and ran from December 4 to 18 at Atlantis Paradise Island.

Notable Winners

Sam Soverel delivered the standout early result with a $2,594,000 victory in the $100,000 Triton PLO Main Event. Matthias Eibinger added $1,570,640 in the $75,000 Triton PLO 6-Handed event. Daniel Rezaei posted $1,900,000 in the $50,000 High Roller Turbo.

Other winners include Mark Darner in the Mystery Bounty opener and Rokas Asipauskas in the Super COLOSSUS. The high-stakes Triton events crowned Aleksejs Ponakovs for $4,750,000 in Event #9, João Simao for $3,067,000 in Event #10, and Koray Aldemir for $287,800 in Event #12.

Super Main Event Update

The $25,000 Super Main Event advances to Day 2b with 316 players. These include 138 players from Day 1c and 178 from Day 1d. The prize pool has cleared the $60 million guarantee. Registration and re-entries remain open for the first three levels.

The line-up includes Daniel Negreanu with 1,870,000. Viktor Blom with 2,810,000. Chad Eveslage with 4,215,000. Espen Jorstad with 890,000. Scott Seiver with 2,735,000.

WSOP Paradise 2025 remains a major winter series for high-stakes players. The early results highlight the event’s depth. The Super Main Event now heads into its decisive stages with a deep field and expanded prize pool.