Titi Poker Takes Over as Triton’s Online Poker Sponsor for Season 5

Titi Poker Takes Over as Triton’s Online Poker Sponsor for Season 5
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Iva Dozet News Editor
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  • Updated: September 2, 2026
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Triton Poker is no stranger to sharing its stage with some of the biggest names in online poker. Just this season, WPT Global held the role of official sponsor, complete with its own $25,000 WPT Global Slam at Super High Roller Series stops.

Its newest partner is a little less on the nose.

In an unexpected turn of events, Triton named Titi Poker as its exclusive online poker sponsor for the remainder of Season 5, bringing the emerging poker network into one of the most visible and most expensive corners of the game.

The partnership begins with Triton’s return to Jeju this September and continues through the final Season 5 festival in North Cyprus in November. It also puts Titi Poker directly onto the tournament schedule, with a $25,000 NLH Titi Poker event running in Jeju from September 6–8.

So, who exactly is Triton’s new partner?

Who Is Titi Poker?

Titi Poker doesn’t have the clout some of the other major poker brands associated with the high-stakes circuit. In some ways, that makes this partnership considerably more interesting.

Titi Poker is a global online poker network built around a shared-liquidity, peer-to-peer platform, connecting players across Asia, Europe and the Americas into one player pool. Behind it sits TitiGaming, its B2B operation, which provides poker and casino products to other operators.

Its current game catalogue extends beyond standard Hold’em. TitiGaming lists tournament and cash-game Hold’em alongside Short Deck, Omaha, All-In or Fold and Spin & Gold, as well as casino and proprietary games. The company also markets its back-office technology and API integration to operators.

In other words, Titi isn’t simply trying to establish another standalone poker room. There is a network and B2B business sitting behind the player-facing brand.

Becoming Triton’s exclusive online poker sponsor now gives that relatively unfamiliar name a rather large shop window.

From Titi Poker to a $25K Triton Event

The partnership isn’t limited to logos around the tournament room.

Titi Poker has created a Road to Triton Jeju qualification route leading into its $25,000 NLH event at LES A Casino. The satellite ladder begins with freerolls, meaning a player can theoretically start without an initial buy-in and work through the qualification stages toward a $25,000 seat and travel expenses.

There will also be another $25,000 seat in play during the Jeju festival. A Titi Poker patch promotion will award entry to the Titi Poker event at Triton’s North Cyprus stop later this year.

That makes the sponsorship something of a two-way introduction. Titi gets its brand in front of Triton’s audience, while its own online player base gets a route into a live series where $25,000 sits toward the lower end of the buy-in scale.

Titi Poker Joins Triton Midway Through a Big Season 5

Titi Poker isn’t arriving at the beginning of Season 5. There has already been quite a bit to follow.

Triton’s March trip to Jeju produced another string of seven-figure results. Ben Tollerene won the $100,000 NLH Main Event for $3.766 million, defeating Philip Sternheimer heads-up, while Triton co-founder Paul Phua marked the tour’s tenth anniversary by winning the $150,000 Anniversary Special for $3.226 million.

Then came Montenegro in May, where the numbers got even bigger. Adrian Mateos won the $200,000 Triton Invitational for a career-best $6.37 million, topping a 137-entry field.

Danny Tang followed by taking down the $100,000 NLH Main Event for more than $3.5 million, while Dan Dvoress eventually completed a particularly productive trip by winning the $100,000 PLO Main Event for more than $2 million.

Season 5 now heads back to Jeju from September 4–17, before Triton closes out 2026 in North Cyprus from November 15–30.