WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas kicks off on Friday, December 6 with the $2,750 buy-in Mini Main Event. The very second tournament, starting on December 7, will be a special Triton Million, where the entrepreneurs will invite professional players. Professional players cannot play without an invitation.

The Triton Million has a buy-in of $500,000 per person, so each pair of players will pay a total of $1,000,000. However, this is not the final amount, there is still a $50,000 fee to be added. On the first day of play, the businessmen will play separately from the pros and will not meet together at the table until Day 2.

Who will play this tournament?

There can be a total of 32 pairs in this tournament, or 64 players. Currently, the Triton series has released 22 pairings to us, and they include some very interesting names. Among the businessmen, these include Paul Phua, Rob Yong, Santhosh Suvarna, Jared Bleznick, Jessica Teusl and Ryan Feldman, the founder of Hustler Casino Live.

Among the pros, names already confirmed include Andrew Robl, Patrik Antonius, Ben Heath, Phil Ivey, Adrian Mateos, Sean Winter, Nick Petrangelo, Justin Bonomo, Seth Davies, Chance Kornuth, Kayhan Mokri, Stephen Chidwick, Fedor Holz, Jason Koon, and there will be no shortage of Daniel Negreanu.

We'll also have a livestream to guide us through the entire Triton Million, so we can look forward to some beautiful moments. In addition to this tournament, however, we'll also be enjoying a live stream of the $106,000 buy-in Triton Main Event, as well as the WSOP Super Main Event, with a guarantee of up to $50 million. Both Triton tournaments in WSOP Paradise will be bracelet events.

Source - Triton Poker, X