The Triton Poker Super High Roller Series is a series of poker tournaments that are held three to four times a year at various locations around the world. Triton Poker specializes in high-stakes poker; with buy-ins of at least US$15,000 reaching up to over a million, the Triton Poker Series are among the most exclusive poker tournaments in the world.

In 2025, Triton Poker launched Triton ONE, a tour with more affordable buy-ins for players.

History Triton Poker was founded in 2016 by a group of poker enthusiasts including Paul Phua, Richard Yong and Ivan Leow to create a legal and exclusive space for high stakes poker players following runs-in with the law encountered by Phua and Yong. They were later joined in 2018 while it was still in its experimental phase by Andy Wong who became its CEO. It became a regular poker tour in 2019 with multiple tournaments at every stop of the tour. The most commonly played variants in tournaments are No-Limit Hold'em and Short Deck. Occasionally, Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments are also included in the tournament schedule. Since 2019, each tournament series has featured a Main Event in both No-Limit Hold'em and Short Deck at every stop.

The first Triton Poker Series was held in January 2016 in Parañaque, Philippines with a $200,000 NLH buy-in event won by Fedor Holz. Events continued to be held in Manila until Macau and Montenegro were added in 2017, and four more tournaments were held in Montenegro in May 2018. There, further events in the South Korean Jeju Province were announced for the end of July 2018. The first events of 2019 were also played in Jeju-do in March. At the second event in 2019 the variant Pot-Limit Omaha was played for the first time at Triton Poker Series.

At the beginning of August 2019 the Triton Million for Charity took place in London which was the most expensive poker tournament to date with a buy-in of one million Pound sterling. The tournament series planned for February 2020 in Jeju-do was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The planned holding in Montenegro in May 2020 was also canceled at the end of March 2020. The return of the tournament series in Bali announced for February 2022 also had to be postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic as well as four tournaments in Sochi due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Ultimately the first tournament after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic took place in April 2022 in Northern Cyprus, known as the Triton Poker Cyprus – Special Edition and lasted for six days from April 2 to 7, 2022.

After the success in Northern Cyprus, Triton Poker continued to strengthen its popularity in Europe with Triton High Roller Series Madrid in May 2022, and returned to Northern Cyprus in September the same year. The second Triton Super High Roller Series Cyprus included the special $200,000 Coin Rivet Invitational, and was slated to last from September 5 to 19, 2022 when one of Triton Poker's co-founders, Ivan Leow, died of a heart attack on September 17, 2022. The tournament was immediately cancelled upon his death to allow family, friends, and the poker community who was present to pay tribute to his memories.

The Triton Poker tournaments are broadcast via their YouTube channel and the live streaming platform Twitch featuring commentators with poker background including Lex Veldhuis and Randy Lew.

In July 2025, Triton Poker Series launch TRITON ONE with more affordable buy-ins for poker players. Triton described it as a new tour for all aspiring poker superstars. The Triton One series was launch early September 2025 before the Triton High Roller Series Jeju (Soutr Korea).

Between 2016 and 2026, the series staged over 300 events awarding approximately US$1.88 billion in prize money and drew roughly 2,000 distinct players from 87 countries; across this span the average field grew from 47 to 173 entrants while the average buy-in fell from about $93,000 to $27,000.

Invitational tournaments Triton Million for Charity The Triton Million for Charity was the first ever invitational tournament hosted by Triton Poker and was held from August 1 to 3, 2019 at London Hilton on Park Lane in London. With a total of 54 participants and a buy-in of £1,050,000, the Triton Million for Charity was the most expensive poker tournament to date. £50,000 was collected from each buy-in, which amounted to a massive £2,750,000, and distributed to 15 notable charity bodies around the world including the One Drop Foundation, Raising for Effective Giving (REG), and Malaysian Red Crescent. The prestigious tournament was on a strict invitation-only basis, attended by star-studded names in both the business and poker and fields, and commentated by poker legend Daniel Negreanu and television personality Ali Nejad. The 54 players generated a total prize pool of £54,000,000.

In the first six blind levels, each lasting an hour, the recreational and professional players were placed at separate tables. Ten blind levels were played on the first day of the tournament. As the tournament progressed, 36 of the 54 players were still in the competition with Bill Perkins as the chip leader. On the second day of the Triton Million for Charity, the prize money ranks were reached with the elimination of Igor Kurganov. The day ended with the eight-handed final table and Vivek Rajkumar leading the field. On the final day of the tournament, Bryn Kenney and Aaron Zang reached the final heads-up and agreed to an ICM deal, giving Zang a payout of £13,779,491 and Kenney £16,890,509, the largest payout in poker tournament history. Shortly after, Zang regained the lead after two big pots and won the title.

+ResultsPlaceNamePrize1st Aaron Zang£13,779,4912nd Bryn Kenney£16,890,5093rd Dan Smith£7,200,0004th Stephen Chidwick£4,410,0005th Vivek Rajkumar£3,000,0006th Bill Perkins£2,200,0007th Alfred DeCarolis£1,720,0008th Timothy Adams£1,400,0009th Wai Leong Chan£1,200,00010th Chin Wei Lim£1,100,00011th Winfred Yu£1,100,000

Coin Rivet Invitational The Coin Rivet Invitational was the second invitational tournament in the Triton Super High Roller Series. It was held from September 10 to 12, 2022 at the Merit Royal Hotel & Casino in Northern Cyprus. The inaugural tournament had a buy-in of $200,000, making it one of the most expensive poker tournaments in 2022. Not unlike the Triton Million for Charity, the Coin Rivet Invitational was by invitation-only, pitting world class poker professionals against high-rolling VIPs from various business backgrounds in the fight to win the biggest chunk from the massive prize pool of $23,000,000. The elite tournament had a total of 90 participations, which included 45 top players such as Phil Ivey and Jason Koon who were paired against 45 VIP recreationals including Paul Phua and Tony G. The players were split into two camps on the first day and later merged into one on the second day, which remained until the end of the tournament. One of the highlights of the tournament was the participation of the American professional poker player Ebony Kenney, who was invited by Phil Nagy. Kenney made history by being the first woman to participate as a professional in a major invitational tournament of this scale, and finished in fifth place, taking home $1,700,000. Two other women who attended the tournament were businesswomen Sosia Jiang and Melika Razavi.

During the tournament, every player was allowed a single re-buy after being eliminated in one of the first 10 blind levels. On the first day of the tournament, 80 players were still in the event with Leon Tsoukernik as the chip leader. On the second day of the tournament, where the recreational and professional players were mixed for the first time, 16 players remained with Fedor Holz leading the field. The final table was reached on the third day with Karl Chappe-Gatien starting as the chip leader. After his elimination in third place, Sam Grafton went heads-up against Linus Loeliger with a clear lead and won the tournament. The British professional poker player received a payout of $5,500,000 for his win, along with the much coveted trophy.

+ResultsPlaceNamePrize1st Sam Grafton$5,500,0002nd Linus Loeliger$3,900,0003rd Karl Chappe-Gatien$2,600,0004th Fedor Holz$2,100,0005th Ebony Kenney$1,700,0006th Aleksejs Ponakovs$1,350,0007th Elias Talvitie$1,050,0008th Seth Davies$770,0009th Tom Vogelsang$620,00010th Tony G$485,00011th Vadzim Godzdanker$485,00012th Daniel Cates$440,00013th Theis Hennebjerre$440,00014th Horace Wei$400,00015th Leon Tsoukernik$400,00016th David Nicholson$380,00017th Eric Worre$380,000

List of events Triton Super High Roller Series