Ready for the ‘Super COLOSSUS’? WSOP drops full Paradise schedule

Lococo won over $12M in his first-ever Triton tournament.

Triton Poker’s presence will be even more visible this year. While the overall number of events taking place is equal to last year, there will be six events bearing the Triton name at WSOP Paradise 2025, three times as many as last year.

These include main events in both no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha (both with a $100K price tag), as well as the return of the Triton Invitational which will drop to $250K and so loses its ‘Triton Million’ moniker. Buy-ins for Triton events start from $75K.

Super COLOSSUS and PLOSSUS make their debuts

At $5K, the new Super COLLOSUS is one of the cheaper events on the schedule, and will aim to replicate the success of the COLLOSUS event at the WSOP’s summer festival in Las Vegas.

There, over 16,000 entrants took part and more than 2,000 made the money, though with a buy-in of only $500 — a mere 10% of the super-sized version scheduled for The Bahamas — the huge Las Vegas field made perfect sense.

Courtenay Williams won $542,540 for his win in the COLOSSUS in Las Vegas, for a ROI of over x1,000.

Omar Sader

Only one other event at WSOP Paradise 2025 has a buy-in under $10K — the $2.5K Circuit Championship Mystery Bounty — so those looking at the cheaper end of the scale will likely end up rubbing shoulders in the Super COLLOSUS. A Super PLOSSUS, at $10K, will also run, one of four Omaha events on the schedule.

Just three events have published guarantees: the $2.5K Circuit Championship ($5M), the $25K GGMillion$ ($10M) and of course the $25K Super Main Event, which carries the biggest guarantee of them all — and of all time — with at least $60M up for grabs.

The $10M guaranteed in the GGMillion$ is twice the $5M figure from last year, though the buy-in has also been increased from $10,400 to $25,000.

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Early bird package details announced

If you’re planning on playing in Paradise this December, there are two early bird packages available that include hotel accommodation, food and room credit.

• The $100K Paradise Package includes hotel accommodation from December 5-18, complimentary access to the WSOP buffet and $500 in room credit to be used for food and beverages throughout the Atlantis Resort. A $10K deposit is required to secure one of the packages, which are limited to 500 in total.
• The $300K VIP Package includes all of the above, plus two extra nights’ accommodation (from December 3), one á la carte meal from the Triton menu per day, and an additional $500 in food and beverage room credit. A $15K deposit is required.

Both packages require the full stated amount to be used in WSOP Paradise buy-ins.

The Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island will once again host the WSOP's big winter series.

Online satellites for WSOP Paradise are running exclusively on GGPoker, which has committed to sending at least 1,000 players to the $25K Super Main Event. Additionally, players who win WSOP Circuit rings between July and December 2 will qualify for the $2.5K Circuit Championship event, with more opportunities to win your way into the event also available at GGPoker.

Those who win Circuit Championship packages, and who choose to sell action at PokerStake, can benefit from another partnership with the staking site committing to cover up to 50% of a player's unsold action.

More details of the upcoming series, including how to bag an early bird package, are coming soon.

WSOP Paradise 2025 tournament schedule

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