Gambling News | 10 Dec 2021

This February, Triton Super High Roller Series is scheduled

Because 2021 is almost finished, poker enthusiasts may expect to enjoy live events throughout the full 2022. Big tournaments are already being planned by organisers, with the first of many potential choices being revealed this week. The Triton Super High Roller Series will resume play in February with 12 events beginning on the 17th. Bali, Indonesia will be the setting for the TV show.

Information about the Series

Poker players will get 13 days to explore the beautiful island of Bali while competing in important tournament events. With two major events planned, the prize pools will range from $30,000 to $200,000. The top poker players in the world want to go in an effort to win at the very least a cash out. The focus of the series is also on charity fundraising.

The first tournament is a $30,000 NLH 8-handed event, while the next day is a $60,000 NLH 6-handed event. On the 19th, a $8-handed $100,000 tournament will be played for those wanting for a little bit extra cash.

The series is providing a $40,000 tournament for turbo action in addition to a PLO option with the same prize fund. On February 21, an NLH-formatted inaugural Main Event with a $200,000 prize pool will be held.

Short deck competitions with prizes ranging from $30,000 to $200,000 are included towards the conclusion of the programme. The second Main Event competition, which takes place on February 27, is the biggest event.

Livestreaming of events

There will be substantial coverage of the series, and events will be live-streamed online because many poker players won't be able to go to Bali. Viewers may access the film from anywhere in the globe, and the complete series is expected to give 10 hours every day. Fans may watch all the action, not just the game at the final table, because this series will stream continuous footage in contrast to prior ones.

Players only need to find Triton on Facebook, Twitch, or YouTube to catch all the action. You may easily follow any of the events and tune in anytime you like. Although the names of the poker professionals competing are unknown, we anticipate seeing a few well-known faces. Professional poker players will undoubtedly leap at the opportunity to play in Bali because there haven't been many events in gorgeous locations during the previous two years.