Triton ONE & Super High Roller Series to Close Out Decade Year in N. Cyprus

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Oct 22, 2026 6 min read

The final Triton Poker stop of the year is upon us, and they may well have saved the best until last, with a combined Triton ONE and Triton Super High Roller Series visiting Northern Cyprus for 26 days of nonstop action this November.

Starting with the mid-stakes Triton ONE series from November 5-15 before moving on to the Super High Roller Series from November 15-30, there's no letup in the world-class poker, with buy-ins ranging from $1,500 Triton ONE Main Event qualifiers up to the $200,000 Triton Invitational.

It all takes place in a fitting setting, with the luxury Merit Royal Diamond Hotel Casino playing host to the culmination of Triton's 10th anniversary year, where millions of dollars and the prestigious Ivan Leow Player of the Year and Player ONE titles are set to be decided.

Check out both schedules and some of the highlights below.

Triton ONE Northern Cyprus 2026 Full Schedule

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The Triton ONE schedule gets underway on November 5 with the $3K QQPK Genesis, followed by a busy run of No-Limit Hold'em and PLO events across the 11 days.

There's a good mix of formats, with the $5K NLH Mystery Bounty, several Bounty Quattro tournaments and a couple of dedicated One-W (women's) events, which have proven a welcome addition following the inception of the T1 program.

Naturally, the $8K Triton ONE Main Event is the centerpiece, running from November 10-15, where everyone will be looking to write their name in Triton folklore by joining a club that, for now, includes only Joshua Gebissa and Wenjie Zhao.

There's a $6K PLO 6-Handed event also running alongside the T1 Main Event, while $3K NLH Quest and $5K NLH 7-Handed events also provide options for those eliminated before the biggest prizes come.

Finally, the series builds towards its closing weekend and the $15K Triton ONE High Roller running from November 13-15, which is certain to attract some of the world-class players who will be arriving for the nosebleed stakes stuff shortly afterward.

There's also the chance of a cut-price entry to the festival's biggest event with five $1.5K satellites offering a route into the T1 Main Event between November 7 and 11, alongside a $2.1K qualifier for the High Roller on November 13.

With buy-ins for the flagship events sitting at $8K and $15K, there's no doubt these satellites represent good value for money, and you can check their schedule out below, too:

Triton ONE Qualifiers Schedule

With Triton ONE already having proven hugely successful despite being in its relative infancy, I can see this schedule proving really popular among mid-stakes grinders.

Northern Cyprus is also easily accessible from both East and West, and while predicting anything in poker can quickly make a fool of you, I think we could see some really big fields.

Triton Super High Roller Series Northern Cyprus 2026 Full Schedule

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The Super High Roller Series gets underway on November 15, with the usual run of nosebleed buy-in NLH events leading into the $200K Triton Invitational from November 20-22. The $100K NLH Main Event follows on November 22-24, before the final $150K 10th Anniversary Special rounds out the biggest NLH action on November 24-25.

Once again, the Triton Invitational will be one of the major talking points, with player pairings starting to take shape now (viewable on the Triton Plus Poker app), with the game's best hoping to emulate João Simão's gigantic $7.25 million victory in Jeju last month.

Four-card fans, meanwhile, will be pleased to see PLO return after its absence in Jeju. The $100K PLO Main Event runs from November 27-29, with a $50K PLO Mystery Bounty beforehand and $25K and $75K 6-Handed events to follow.

All in all, it's everything we've come to expect from a Triton Super High Roller Series: the best in the world, huge buy-ins, and a packed schedule.

Player of the Year Honors Set to Be Awarded

Both Player of the Year races will reach their conclusion in Northern Cyprus, with $200,000 guaranteed to the Ivan Leow Player of the Year champion and payouts for the top 10 finishers for the first time. Triton ONE's Player ONE race offers $66,000 in rewards, with the inaugural winner of the season-long title also set to be decided in November.

Player ONE Current Top 5 Standings

The Player ONE race is currently led by Spanish prodigy Jon Vallinas with 982 points, 122 clear of Thi Xoa Nguyen in second. With Huu Dung Nguyen, Yang Wang and Yinan Zhou also in the top five, there's plenty of room for the standings to change when the race reaches its conclusion with Northern Cyprus only the second half.

Ivan Leow Player of the Year Current Top 5 Standings

In the Ivan Leow Player of the Year race, Daniel Dvoress looks unstoppable with 4,376 points, more than 1,100 ahead of Isaac Haxton in second. Ben Tollerene, Wai Kiat Lee and Punnat Punsri round out the top five, but with so much at stake and a full series still to come, you can never count anyone out.

How to Follow Triton ONE & Super High Roller Series N. Cyprus

There are more ways than ever to follow all the action from the upcoming Triton Poker Series in N. Cyprus, with streaming, the Triton Plus Poker app, Triton Fantasy, live reporting and social coverage from PokerNews.

We'll be bringing you all the biggest hands, bustouts, and clips from the floor of the Merit Royal Diamond, with seven events receiving live coverage across the festival:

Triton ONE

• $5K NLH Mystery Bounty (Nov 7-9)
• $8K Triton ONE Main Event (Nov 10-15)

Triton Super High Roller Series

• $50K NLH 8-Handed (Nov 18-19)
• $200K Triton Invitational (Nov 20-22)
• $100K NLH Main Event (Nov 22-24)
• $150K 10th Anniversary Special (Nov 24-25)
• $100K PLO Main Event (Nov 27-29)

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Eliot Thomas is an Editor at PokerNews, specializing in casino and poker coverage. He most recently covered the Triton Super High Roller Series in South Korea and has previously worked at the World Series of Poker and European Poker Tour.

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