Triton Poker Series: 2026 Schedule, Results & Upcoming Events
Follow the Triton Poker 2026 schedule and results, see what’s coming next in North Cyprus, and learn about Triton ONE, the Super High Roller Series, Player of the Year race, and where to watch.
Last updated: September 30, 2026
Established in 2015, Triton Poker has grown into one of the most prestigious high-stakes poker tours in the world. Created by Paul Phua and Richard Yong, the series brings together elite professional players and wealthy recreational players for tournaments with buy-ins that routinely reach five and six figures.
{i:news/triton-poker-series.jpg:Triton Poker Series:medium-right}The first Triton event took place in the Philippines in 2016. Since then, the tour has visited destinations including Jeju, Montenegro, Monte Carlo, Cyprus, Macau, Madrid, and the Bahamas while becoming known for massive prize pools and high-quality poker coverage.
Triton expanded its tournament offering in 2025 with the launch of Triton ONE. The new tour brings the Triton experience to a wider player pool with substantially lower buy-ins, including $2,000 and $3,000 events and an $8,000 Main Event.
The expansion continued in 2026. Triton ONE returned to Jeju in March with a record-breaking Main Event, while the Triton Super High Roller Series visited Jeju, Montenegro, and Jeju again during the first nine months of the year. Both tours will head to North Cyprus in November to complete the currently announced 2026 schedule.
This guide tracks the Triton Poker 2026 schedule and results, upcoming Triton ONE and Super High Roller Series events, Player of the Year standings, viewing options, and some of the biggest moments in Triton Poker history.
Triton Poker 2026 Schedule
The 2026 Triton Poker schedule features stops in Jeju, Montenegro, and North Cyprus across the Triton ONE and Super High Roller Series tours.
Four festivals have already been completed, with two more scheduled for North Cyprus in November.
| Dates | Series | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 5 – 15 | Triton ONE | Jeju, South Korea | Completed |
| Mar 14 – Apr 1 | Super High Roller Series | Jeju, South Korea | Completed |
| May 13 – 28 | Super High Roller Series | Montenegro | Completed |
| Sep 4 – 17 | Super High Roller Series | Jeju, South Korea | Completed |
| Nov 5 – 15 | Triton ONE | North Cyprus | Upcoming |
| Nov 15 – 30 | Super High Roller Series | North Cyprus | Upcoming |
The March festivals provided nearly a month of continuous Triton action in Jeju, beginning with the lower-buy-in Triton ONE before moving directly into the Super High Roller Series.
Triton then returned to Montenegro in May before another Super High Roller Series took place in Jeju in September.
The final currently announced destination for 2026 is North Cyprus, where Triton ONE will run November 5 – 15 before the Super High Roller Series takes over.
Triton Poker 2026 Results
The 2026 Triton season has already produced several massive tournaments and multimillion-dollar payouts.
Here are the Main Event results from the four completed 2026 festivals:
| Festival | Main Event | Entries | Winner | Winner’s Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triton ONE Jeju | $8,000 NLH Main Event | 1,230 | Zhao Wenjie | $1,160,000 |
| SHRS Jeju | $100,000 NLH Main Event | 178 | Ben Tollerene | $3,766,000 |
| SHRS Montenegro | $100,000 NLH Main Event | 159 | Danny Tang | $3,522,000 |
| SHRS Jeju II | $100,000 NLH Main Event | 196 | Nick Schulman | $3,854,888 |
Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju II
Triton returned to Jeju from September 4 – 17 for another Super High Roller Series featuring many of the world’s leading high-stakes tournament players.
The $100,000 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event attracted 196 entries and generated a $19.6 million prize pool.
Poker Hall of Famer Nick Schulman emerged as the champion, defeating Bernhard Binder heads-up to win his second Triton title.
The final two players agreed to a deal before the tournament concluded. Schulman ultimately collected $3,854,888 and the title, while Binder earned $3,080,112 for second place.
It was the largest tournament score of Schulman’s career.
The September stop also continued an extraordinary run for Dan Dvoress. After winning three tournaments in Montenegro earlier in the season, Dvoress captured the $30,000 NLH 8-Handed event in Jeju for $942,000 and his seventh career Triton title.
Triton Super High Roller Series Montenegro
The Triton Super High Roller Series returned to Montenegro in May for another schedule of five- and six-figure tournaments.
Triton Ambassador Danny Tang won the $100,000 NLH Main Event, defeating a field of 159 entries to claim $3,522,000.
The tournament generated a $15.9 million prize pool and gave Tang his sixth Triton title.
One of the biggest tournaments of the festival was the $200,000 Triton Invitational.
The invitational attracted 137 entries and generated a $27.4 million prize pool. Adrian Mateos won the event for approximately $6.4 million, setting a new career-high tournament score.
The festival was also historic for Dan Dvoress.
Dvoress won the opening $25,000 Golden Decade NLH event for $849,000, then captured the $100,000 PLO Main Event for more than $2 million.
He completed the festival by winning the $25,000 PLO Turbo Bounty Quattro.
That made Dvoress the first player in Triton Poker history to win three titles at a single stop.
Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju
The first Triton Super High Roller Series stop of 2026 followed immediately after Triton ONE in Jeju.
Its centerpiece was the $100,000 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event.
The tournament attracted 178 entries and generated a $17.8 million prize pool.
Ben Tollerene won the Main Event for $3,766,000, adding another major victory to a Triton record that already included titles in both No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha.
The festival featured numerous other high-stakes tournaments across NLH, PLO, Short Deck, Mystery Bounty, and turbo formats.
Triton ONE Jeju
Triton ONE returned to Jeju in March 2026 after making its debut in 2025.
The second edition demonstrated how quickly the lower-buy-in Triton tour had grown.
The $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event attracted a record 1,230 entries, creating a prize pool of $8,945,790.
Zhao Wenjie won the tournament and collected $1,160,000.
| Triton ONE Jeju Main Event | |
|---|---|
| Buy-In | $8,000 |
| Entries | 1,230 |
| Prize Pool | $8,945,790 |
| Winner | Zhao Wenjie |
| Winner’s Prize | $1,160,000 |
The festival also featured the $3,000 QQPK Genesis, a $5,000 Mystery Bounty, PLO events, qualifiers, one-day tournaments, and a $15,000 Triton ONE High Roller.
The 1,230-entry Main Event established a new benchmark for Triton ONE and demonstrated that the tour can attract much larger fields than the traditional Super High Roller Series.
Triton Poker North Cyprus 2026
Triton Poker heads to North Cyprus in November for two consecutive festivals at the Merit resort complex.
The action begins with Triton ONE before transitioning into the higher-stakes Triton Super High Roller Series.
Triton ONE North Cyprus
Triton ONE North Cyprus runs November 5 – 15, 2026.
The festival includes No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments, Mystery Bounty events, qualifiers, one-day tournaments, women’s events, and the $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event.
Key events include:
| Dates | Event | Buy-In |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 5 – 7 | Triton ONE QQPK Genesis | $3,000 |
| Nov 7 – 9 | NLH 8-Handed Mystery Bounty | $5,000 |
| Nov 8 | ONE-W Championship | $3,000 |
| Nov 9 – 10 | NLH 7-Handed | $10,000 |
| Nov 10 – 15 | Triton ONE Main Event | $8,000 |
| Nov 10 – 11 | PLO 6-Handed | $6,000 |
| Nov 11 – 12 | NLH 8-Handed QUEST | $3,000 |
| Nov 13 – 15 | Triton ONE High Roller | $15,000 |
Several $1,500 qualifiers to the Main Event are also scheduled, along with a $2,100 qualifier for the $15,000 High Roller.
The Main Event provides multiple starting flights before progressing to the final stages, giving players several opportunities to enter the centerpiece tournament.
Triton ONE North Cyprus will mark the tour’s first festival on European soil.
Triton Super High Roller Series North Cyprus
After Triton ONE concludes, the Triton Super High Roller Series will take over in North Cyprus.
The high-stakes festival is scheduled for November 15 – 30, 2026.
As with other Super High Roller Series stops, players can expect a schedule built around five- and six-figure tournaments featuring many of the biggest names in high-stakes poker.
Together, the two festivals will provide more than three weeks of Triton Poker action in North Cyprus.
What Is Triton ONE?
Triton ONE is Triton Poker’s more accessible tournament series.
Launched in 2025, the tour was designed to preserve the production standards and player experience associated with Triton while substantially reducing the buy-ins.
Traditional Triton Super High Roller Series events frequently cost $25,000, $50,000, $100,000 or more to enter.
Triton ONE starts much lower.
Typical Triton ONE tournaments include $2,000 and $3,000 events, while the tour’s Main Event has an $8,000 buy-in and its High Roller costs $15,000.
| Triton ONE | Super High Roller Series | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical Buy-Ins | $2,000 – $15,000 | $20,000 – $200,000+ |
| Main Event | $8,000 | Typically $100,000 |
| Primary Games | NLH & PLO | NLH, PLO & other formats |
| Player Pool | Broader high-stakes field | Elite super high rollers |
| Production Style | Triton | Triton |
The inaugural Triton ONE festival took place in Jeju in 2025.
Its $8,000 Main Event attracted 1,046 entries, with Joshua Gebissa winning $975,225.
The tour returned to Jeju in March 2026 and grew even larger. Zhao Wenjie defeated a 1,230-entry Main Event field to win $1.16 million.
A third Triton ONE festival is scheduled for North Cyprus in November 2026.
Triton Poker Player of the Year
Triton Poker tracks players throughout the season through its Player of the Year standings.
Following the September 2026 Jeju stop, Dan Dvoress leads the Season 5 Player of the Year race.
| Rank | Player | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dan Dvoress | 3,181 |
| 2 | Isaac Haxton | 2,517 |
| 3 | Danny Tang | 2,405 |
Dvoress’ lead follows an exceptional 2026 season.
He became the first player in Triton history to win three titles at one festival during the May stop in Montenegro. He then won another tournament when Triton returned to Jeju in September, taking his career total to seven Triton titles.
Isaac Haxton sits second in the standings, while six-time Triton champion Danny Tang is third.
The Player of the Year race will continue during the North Cyprus festivals.
Where to Watch Triton Poker
One of Triton Poker’s defining features is its investment in tournament coverage.
Fans can follow high-stakes tournament and cash-game action without traveling to the events themselves, with live and on-demand video forming a major part of the Triton experience.
Triton Poker Plus has become the central hub for Triton’s video content and tournament information.
Triton also distributes poker content through its official YouTube channel and other social platforms, including tournament streams, highlights, edited episodes, interviews, and high-stakes cash-game footage.
The production is designed to make events involving extremely expensive buy-ins accessible to poker fans who may never play in the tournaments themselves.
That combination of elite high-stakes competition and extensive video coverage has helped Triton build an audience far beyond the players who participate in its events.
Triton Poker Plus App
Triton Poker Plus is Triton’s digital platform for players and fans.
The service provides access to Triton video content while also functioning as a tournament information and player platform.
Features include:
- Live and on-demand poker video
- Tournament schedules
- Tournament results
- Player profiles
- Player statistics
- Rankings
- Archived Triton content
- Highlights
- Player registration features
Players participating in Triton events can also use Triton Poker Plus as part of the registration process.
For example, new players preparing for Triton ONE North Cyprus are directed to create a Triton Poker Plus account, register as a player, and complete identity verification.
Triton Poker Plus is therefore more than a streaming service. It increasingly serves as the digital hub connecting Triton tournaments, players, results, statistics, and video content.
Triton Poker 2025 Results
The 2025 Triton Poker calendar was a landmark year for the tour.
Triton ran multiple Super High Roller Series stops, launched Triton ONE, and partnered with the World Series of Poker for Triton Paradise in the Bahamas.
| Dates | Series | Location | Total Events | Prize Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 26 – Mar 15 | Super High Roller Series | Jeju | 20 | $148.7M |
| May 13 – 27 | Super High Roller Series | Montenegro | 17 | $110.4M |
| Sep 2 – 8 | Triton ONE | Jeju | 10 | $21.3M |
| Sep 8 – 23 | Super High Roller Series | Jeju | 17 | $134.7M |
| Dec 4 – 11 | Triton Paradise | Bahamas | 10 | $98.15M |
The launch of Triton ONE was one of the most important developments of the year, giving players access to the Triton tournament experience without requiring the five- and six-figure buy-ins associated with the Super High Roller Series.
The year concluded with Triton Paradise as part of the 2025 WSOP Paradise festival.
Triton Paradise 2025
Triton Poker partnered with the World Series of Poker to bring its high-stakes tournament format to the 2025 WSOP Paradise festival in the Bahamas.
Triton Paradise featured 10 events overall, including six WSOP bracelet events with buy-ins ranging from $75,000 to $250,000.
| Dates | Event | Buy-In |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 4 – 5 | Triton PLO 6-Handed | $75,000 |
| Dec 5 – 6 | Triton PLO Main Event | $100,000 |
| Dec 7 – 9 | Triton NLH Invitational | $250,000 |
| Dec 8 | Triton NLH 7-Handed | $125,000 |
| Dec 9 – 11 | Triton Main Event | $100,000 |
| Dec 10 – 11 | Triton NLH 8-Handed | $150,000 |
The partnership connected two of the biggest brands in live tournament poker and brought Triton’s super-high-roller fields into the WSOP bracelet environment.
Triton Poker History & Highlights
Triton Poker was created by Richard Yong and Paul Phua, businessmen and high-stakes poker enthusiasts who wanted to build a tournament series specifically around the super-high-roller community.
The first Triton event took place in the Philippines in 2016 and attracted established high-stakes players including Fedor Holz and Dan Cates.
From there, Triton expanded internationally.
The series became known not only for its enormous tournament buy-ins but also for high-stakes cash games, Short Deck poker, professional broadcasts, and tournaments bringing elite professionals together with wealthy recreational players.
Triton is led by CEO Andy Wong.
The brand has also developed a charitable component through Triton Impact, previously known as Triton for Charity, using poker events and the Triton platform to support philanthropic projects.
Triton Million
One of the most famous tournaments in Triton history took place in London in 2019.
The Triton Million had a record-setting buy-in of £1,050,000.
The tournament attracted 54 players, with £50,000 from every entry allocated to charity. That generated £2.7 million for charitable causes.
The event used an unusual invitational structure.
Recreational players received invitations and could invite one professional player to participate. Recreational players and professionals were initially seated separately before the fields merged later in the tournament.
Aaron Zang ultimately won the tournament.
However, runner-up Bryn Kenney received the largest payout because the final two players agreed to an ICM deal before completing the tournament.
| Place | Player | Payout |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Aaron Zang | £13,779,491 |
| 2nd | Bryn Kenney | £16,890,509 |
| 3rd | Dan Smith | £7,200,000 |
| 4th | Stephen Chidwick | £4,410,000 |
| 5th | Vivek Rajkumar | £3,000,000 |
| 6th | Bill Perkins | £2,200,000 |
| 7th | Alfred DeCarolis | £1,720,000 |
| 8th | Timothy Adams | £1,400,000 |
The event remains one of the defining moments in Triton Poker history and one of the largest tournaments ever staged in terms of individual buy-in.
Triton Impact
Charity has been part of the Triton Poker project since its early years.
Triton Impact, previously known as Triton for Charity, uses the reach of the poker series to support charitable initiatives.
The Triton Million was the most visible early example, generating £2.7 million through the £50,000 charitable contribution included in each player’s £1.05 million buy-in.
The initiative has continued as Triton’s tournament and media platform has expanded around the world.
Triton Poker FAQ
What is Triton Poker?
Triton Poker is an international live poker tour best known for super-high-roller tournaments featuring some of the world’s leading professional and recreational high-stakes players.
The original Super High Roller Series regularly features buy-ins of $25,000, $50,000, $100,000 or more.
Triton also operates Triton ONE, a lower-buy-in tour launched in 2025.
What is the Triton Poker 2026 schedule?
The 2026 Triton Poker calendar includes Triton ONE and Super High Roller Series festivals in Jeju, Montenegro, and North Cyprus.
Four festivals were completed between March and September, with Triton ONE North Cyprus scheduled for November 5 – 15 and the Super High Roller Series following in North Cyprus during the second half of November.
When is the next Triton Poker event?
The next scheduled Triton festival is Triton ONE North Cyprus, running November 5 – 15, 2026.
It will be followed by the Triton Super High Roller Series North Cyprus.
Where is Triton Poker North Cyprus 2026?
The November 2026 Triton festivals will take place at the Merit resort complex in North Cyprus.
Triton ONE runs first, followed by the Super High Roller Series.
Who won the 2026 Triton Poker Main Events?
Zhao Wenjie won the $8,000 Triton ONE Jeju Main Event, Ben Tollerene won the March $100,000 Triton Jeju Main Event, Danny Tang won the $100,000 Montenegro Main Event, and Nick Schulman won the September $100,000 Jeju Main Event.
How much are Triton Poker buy-ins?
Buy-ins vary considerably depending on the tour and event.
Triton ONE offers tournaments starting at around $2,000, with an $8,000 Main Event and $15,000 High Roller on recent schedules.
The Triton Super High Roller Series regularly features tournaments costing $25,000, $50,000, $100,000 or more.
What is Triton ONE?
Triton ONE is a lower-buy-in poker tour launched by Triton Poker in 2025.
It uses the same Triton branding and production standards while offering substantially lower tournament entries than the Super High Roller Series.
What is the difference between Triton ONE and the Super High Roller Series?
The biggest difference is the buy-in level.
Triton ONE features tournaments beginning in the low four figures and has used an $8,000 Main Event.
The Super High Roller Series is designed for the highest-stakes tournament players and regularly features five- and six-figure buy-ins, including $100,000 Main Events and $200,000 or higher invitational tournaments.
Are Triton Poker tournaments open to anyone?
Most Triton Poker tournaments are open to eligible players who complete the required registration process and pay the buy-in.
Certain special events, particularly Triton Invitational tournaments, use an invitation-based format.
Where can I watch Triton Poker?
Triton Poker content is available through Triton Poker Plus and Triton’s official online video and social channels.
Coverage includes tournament action, cash games, highlights, archived events, and other Triton content.
What is Triton Poker Plus?
Triton Poker Plus is Triton’s digital platform for tournament information and video content.
It provides access to schedules, results, player information, rankings, highlights, archived content, and Triton poker videos. Players can also use the platform as part of the registration process for live Triton events.
Who is leading the Triton Poker Player of the Year race?
Dan Dvoress leads the Season 5 Triton Poker Player of the Year standings with 3,181 points following the September 2026 Jeju festival.
Isaac Haxton is second with 2,517 points and Danny Tang is third with 2,405.
Who founded Triton Poker?
Triton Poker was created by Richard Yong and Paul Phua.
The first Triton event took place in the Philippines in 2016, and the series has since expanded to major poker destinations around the world.
What was the Triton Million?
The Triton Million was a £1,050,000 buy-in invitational tournament held in London in 2019.
The event attracted 54 players and raised £2.7 million for charity.
Aaron Zang won the tournament, but runner-up Bryn Kenney received the largest payout following a heads-up deal.