$1,223,131 Pot in Episode 2 of the £3,000/£6,000 Triton Poker London Short Deck Cash Game!

Insane Action in the Short Deck 

Following the No-Limit Texas Hold’em Cash Game, we bring you the Short Deck one, once again from the world-famous Les Ambassadeurs Club in London. Trust us, the action is intense!

Episode 2 brought the first pot above £1,000,000 ($1,223,131)

The lineup at the Triton Poker London Short Deck is an action-packed mix of Chinese high stakes regulars, rich businessmen and some of the best players in the world such as  Mikita Badziakouski, Jason Koon and the for many best Short Deck playe in the world Tan Xuan.

Short Deck is playing much bigger than No-Limit Texas Hold’em as players are much more frequently All-in. In Episode 2 there was a massive £1,000,013/$1,223,131 Pot and we are just getting started! Watch it below!

Watch Triton London Short Deck Cash Game Episode 2:

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• Watch Episode 2 of the Triton Poker London NLH Cash Game
• Watch Episode 3 of the Triton Poker London NLH Cash Game
• Watch Episode 4 of the Triton Poker London NLH Game
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