$300,000 Super High Roller Bowl VIII Kicks Off Tonight

Super High Roller Bowl VIII kicks off tonight with an elite field and a huge $300,000 buy-in. Find out everything you need to know here.

Super High Roller Bowl VIII kicks off tonight at 12 am CET at returns the PokerGO Studio Las Vegas and runs over three days until Friday September 30th, 2023.

$300,000 buy-in, absolutle elite field 

It’s the eighth edition of the elite poker tournament held and will be the biggest buy-in of the 2023 PokerGO Tour (PGT) season, with a massive $300,000.

Day 1 will begin at 12 am CET and play seven levels, while Day 2 will play down to the final table.

The final table starts on Saturday at 12 am CEt, where the new Super High Roller Bowl VII champion will be crowned.

Previous Super High Roller Bowl winners and payouts

In the table below you can see all the data from the seven previous Super High Roller Bowls such as the winners, runner-ups, entries and first place prizes:

Super High Roller Bowl VIII Schedule

Below is the full Super High Roller Bowl VIII Schedule with all times being CET:

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