Triton Poker: 2026 Tournament Schedule for the 10th Anniversary of the Series

Triton Poker has announced the schedule for the anniversary tournaments of 2026. Learn about the key events and features of the 10th season of the prestigious poker series.

Triton Poker announces 2026 schedule in honor of its 10th anniversary Anniversary Triton Poker Series: 2026 Schedule and Key Events Triton Poker, recognized as one of the most prestigious high-stakes poker series, has announced its tournament schedule for 2026, which will mark the brand’s tenth anniversary season. Organizers have prepared a packed program featuring three major events: the return of the Super High Roller Series to South Korea and Montenegro, as well as the second edition of the new mid-stakes Triton ONE tour on Jeju Island. Although the full schedule details have not yet been revealed, it is already known that the spring Super High Roller Series stop in Jeju will be the largest flagship Triton event in history. The tournament will run for 18 days and will feature Short Deck, No Limit Hold’em (NLH), and Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) formats, allowing players to choose their preferred discipline. The second Triton ONE series, which debuted in September to great success, will return to Jeju. The schedule includes player favorites: the $3,000 Triton ONE Genesis and the $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event. In May 2026, the Super High Roller Series in Montenegro will once again gather the poker elite in Budva. Over 16 days, tournaments with the highest buy-ins will take place: the $100,000 PLO Main Event, the $100,000 NLH Main Event, and the return of the unique Triton Invitational. Triton Poker 2026 Schedule Spring 2026, Jeju (South Korea): Super High Roller Series — 18 days, formats: Short Deck, NLH, PLO. The largest Triton event ever. Autumn 2026, Jeju (South Korea): Triton ONE — second season, tournaments: $3,000 Triton ONE Genesis, $8,000 Triton ONE Main Event, and other events with buy-ins ranging from $2,000 to $20,000. May 2026, Budva (Montenegro): Super High Roller Series — 16 days, key tournaments: $100,000 PLO Main Event, $100,000 NLH Main Event, Triton Invitational. A more detailed schedule with dates, structures, and additional events will be announced later. The Significance of the Anniversary: Organizers’ and Participants’ Opinions Triton Poker CEO Andy Wong noted that the team is proud to bring back Triton ONE, which received excellent support from the poker community during its first series. According to him, the new series promises to be even bigger and more exciting. Wong emphasized that in May, there is no more attractive place for high-stakes players than the Maestral Resort in Montenegro. He also highlighted the return of the unique Triton Invitational as one of the most anticipated events of the year and promised that the schedule will fully meet the expectations of the brand’s fans. Nadia Leong, Triton’s Brand and Creative Director, emphasized the importance of 2026 for the company: “We are approaching an incredible milestone — Triton’s tenth anniversary. We have already announced the first two stops of the new season and are looking forward to players and the entire poker community seeing what we have planned.” A Decade of Triton Poker: Major Achievements Triton Poker was founded by players Richard Yong, Winfred Yu, and Andy Wong. The first tournament was held in 2016 in Paranaque, Philippines, where Fedor Holz became the NLH event champion with a $200,000 buy-in, winning $3,000,000. That same year, one of the Triton stops surpassed 100 entries for the first time, and in 2017, the series expanded beyond the Philippines, holding events in Macau and Montenegro. In 2018, the Short Deck discipline was added to the schedule — a dynamic format especially popular in Asia. The first major Short Deck tournament was held in Montenegro with a buy-in of HKD $1,000,000 (about $130,000), and the title was claimed by Jason Koon. He became the most successful player in the series, winning 12 Triton trophies and earning over $36,000,000 in these tournaments alone. 2019 was marked by the largest prize pool in poker history: Triton Million for Charity in London amassed $65,000,000. The winner was Aaron Zang, who defeated the toughest opponents and took home over $16,700,000. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the series took a break, but in 2022 it returned with a Super High Roller Series stop in Cyprus. In 2023, Triton held the first GG Super Million$ Live tournament in Vietnam with a $25,000 buy-in, attracting over 100 unique entries. In 2024 and 2025, tournament attendance continued to grow: Jeju hosted the largest-ever $100,000 buy-in event, and the new mid-stakes Triton ONE tour was launched with buy-ins from $2,000 to $20,000. In 2026, Triton Poker celebrates its tenth anniversary and is preparing another action-packed season for high-stakes poker fans. Key Names and Records of Triton Poker Fedor Holz — the first Triton Poker champion, winner of the $200,000 buy-in event in 2016 ($3,000,000 prize). Jason Koon — record holder for most Triton titles (12 wins), with total series earnings exceeding $36,000,000. Aaron Zang — winner of the largest tournament in poker history (Triton Million for Charity, London 2019), $16,700,000 prize. Among the organizers and faces of the brand are Richard Yong, Winfred Yu, Andy Wong, and Nadia Leong. Triton Poker Tournament Formats: Brief Overview No Limit Hold’em (NLH) — the classic poker format where players can bet any amount of chips at any time. Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) — a poker variant where each player gets four cards, and the maximum bet is limited to the size of the pot. Short Deck — a dynamic format where cards from two to five are removed from the deck, increasing the chances of strong hands and making the game more aggressive. Triton ONE is a mid-stakes tournament series with buy-ins from $2,000 to $20,000, aimed at a broader range of players who want to test themselves on a prestigious stage. Table of Key Triton Poker Prizes and Results Year Tournament Winner Buy-in Prize 2016 $200,000 NLH, Paranaque Fedor Holz $200,000 $3,000,000 2018 Short Deck, Montenegro Jason Koon HKD $1,000,000 (~$130,000) Not specified 2019 Triton Million for Charity, London Aaron Zang Not specified $16,700,000 2023 GG Super Million$ Live, Vietnam Not specified $25,000 Not specified 2024 $100,000 NLH Main Event, Jeju Not specified $100,000 Not specified What This Means for PPPoker Club Players The announcement of the Triton Poker 2026 schedule is an important signal for everyone playing in PPPoker clubs. First, the expansion of formats and the introduction of new series like Triton ONE prove that even mid-stakes players can aim to participate in prestigious events if they focus on developing their skills and bankroll. This is a great incentive for ambitious PPPoker club players to plan their growth and set real goals for reaching the international stage. Second, Triton continues to introduce and popularize formats like Short Deck and PLO, which increases interest in these disciplines on online platforms as well. PPPoker players should pay attention to the variety of formats, practice them, and be ready for new challenges, as successful performances in club games can become a springboard to major live events. Finally, the Triton Poker experience shows that even in a highly competitive environment with large buy-ins, the global player community supports innovative formats and big prize pools. For PPPoker club members, this means: don’t limit yourself to familiar games — broaden your horizons, follow trends, and use best practices from the world’s leading series for your own development.