The Birth of Short-Deck. The founders of Triton were instrumental in creating the game that we now know as Short-Deck. The pair began stripping cards out of the deck, increasing the likelihood. Playing short deck Hold’em makes it easier to hit a set than when playing the regular game. Short deck players holding a pocket pair have 2 cards remaining from the 34 to give them a set as opposed to 2 cards out of 50 in the regular game. Short Deck Hold’em strategy.

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Aug 08, 2019 In March at the Triton Jeju series, he took down another short deck event for $586,000. Short deck no-limit hold’em is growing in popularity throughout the world. It started in the Macau nosebleed. Triton Poker, the home of world-class high stakes poker experiences, is pleased to unveil the groundbreaking new £1m (GBP) buy-in Super Short-Deck event. Since launching the Short-Deck format to the world in 2018, we have sat back with a sense of pride as it’s found its way around the world in both the live and online realms. Triton Poker is always pushing the boundaries of innovation, and believes by reducing the game to deck of 20-cards, we have added the ‘Super’ into Short-Deck.

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The Triton Poker Super High Roller Series London festival drew to a close on Aug. 8 with the £50,000 No-Limit Hold’em Short Deck Ante-Only event and it was China’s Xu Liang who won the final tournament of a thrilling series.

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Thirty-one unique entrants re-entered 21 times between them to create a £2,465,000 ($2,762,883) prize pool that was shared among the top eight finishers.

Malaysia’s Choon Siow was the first player to get their hands on some prize money after falling in eighth-place for £64,750. Siow is a regular on the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series tour and has five six-figure prizes to his name, the largest coming in Mar. 2019 when he finished third in the Jeju Short Deck ante-only event for $797,494.

Michael Watson followed up his ninth-place finish in the earlier £25,000 buy-in Short Deck event with a seventh-place exit in this £50,000 buy-in. Watson will return to Canada having added £64,750 to his lifetime winnings, which now stand at an impressive $11,650,298.

Another Big Cash for Chidwick

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Racking up his fourth cash of the series was Stephen Chidwick. His sixth-place finish here won him £160,200 and took his earning for the festival to a cool £5,383,800 ($6,538,591). The bulk of that massive haul stemmed from Chidwick’s fourth-place finish in the £1,050,000 Triton Million – A Helping Hand for Charity event won by Aaron Zang.

Frenchman Arnaud Romain made the short journey over The Channel to finish fifth in this tournament for £209,500. All seven of Romain’s recorded cashes have come from Asian events or the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series. Romain locked up $1,503,549 back in May 2019 when he finished third in the Montenegro Short Deck Main Event won by fellow Frenchman Rui Cao.

Another Malaysian in Chin Lim then busted in fourth-place for £271,300 and was joined by fellow countryman Richard Yong in third-place, who netted £357,000. Both Lim and Yong are extremely well-known in the Asian poker market, with Lim being seventh in the Malaysian all-time money list and Yong being second.

Yong’s exit set up a heads-up clash between David Benefield and Xu Liang. It was only a couple of days previous that Benefield found himself in the same position and he got the job done on that occasion, taking down the £25,000 Short Deck Ante-Only event for £650,000. Benefield would ultimately have to settle for second place this time around, a result worth £560,500, leaving Liang to bank the £777,000 top prize and the winner’s trophy.

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That concludes the PokerNews' coverage of this incredible series. Stay tuned for more Triton Poker news as there is sure to be another huge event just around the corner.

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Triton Poker Short Deck

Triton Poker, the home of world-class high stakes poker experiences, is pleased to unveil the groundbreaking new £1m (GBP) buy-in Super Short-Deck event.

Since launching the Short-Deck format to the world in 2018, we have sat back with a sense of pride as it’s found its way around the world in both the live and online realms. Triton Poker is always pushing the boundaries of innovation, and believes by reducing the game to deck of 20-cards, we have added the ‘Super’ into Short-Deck.

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The new format comprises of only tens, jacks, queens, kings and aces creating a blitzkrieg of a game that will take the world by storm. In addition, the new £1m (GBP) price point means that in our next event in Montenegro, we will surpass the record of the biggest buy-in event in televised poker history, beating the €1m buy-in at the Big One for One Drop event held in Monaco back in 2016.

The changes reduces the edge between the pros and the amateurs, but Triton Poker’s brand ambassador, Jason Koon, still believes the best players in the game will find a way to exploit the new game, as they did with the 32-card version.

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“I’m incredibly hyped!” Koon said. “Taking out the 2s all the way to the 9s now makes it an incredibly exciting yet balanced game because now we know everyone has amazing cards and shoving will be expected every round.”

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The first £1m (GBP) Super Short-Deck event takes place on Saturday 18 May, and concludes on Sunday 19 May, and will become a permanent fixture at all future Triton Poker Series events.

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*Footnote – With only 20-cards in play, the dealers will remove the burn cards to ensure the game can continue 7-handed. And this is an April’s Fools joke.