10 Things To Know About the Super High Roller Bowl

Super High Roller Bowl VI takes place September 27-29, 2021, at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. The $300,000 buy-in poker tournament is set to attract the biggest stars in the game, and you can watch them in action thanks to live broadcasts on PokerGO.com. Here are 10 things to know about the Super High Roller Bowl.

1. Justin Bonomo Has Three Super High Roller Bowl Titles

When it comes to Super High Roller Bowl success, Justin Bonomo stands alone with not one, not two, but three Super High Roller Bowl titles. Bonomo won Super High Roller Bowl China in 2018 for $4,823,077 for his first title, and he shortly followed that victory up by winning Super High Roller Bowl IV in Las Vegas for $5,000,000.

As if two wins weren’t enough, Bonomo captured first place in the Super High Roller Bowl Online that was held on partypoker in 2020. In that virtual tournament, he won $1,775,000.

2. Justin Bonomo and Timothy Adams Have Won Back-To-Back Super High Roller Bowl titles

We mentioned Justin Bonomo’s success in winning Super High Roller Bowl China and Super High Roller Bowl IV in 2018. Those were back-to-back events, but Bonomo isn’t the only player in Super High Roller Bowl history to have won back-to-back Super High Roller Bowl titles.

In the first quarter of 2020, Timothy Adams took first place in Super High Roller Bowl Australia for $1,446,112 and then went on to win Super High Roller Bowl Russia for $3,600,000 one month later. These two wins gave Adams back-to-back Super High Roller Bowl victories.

3. First-Ever Super High Roller Bowl Buy-In Was $500,000

Super High Roller Bowl events are known for having either a $250,000 or $300,000 buy-in, but did you know that either of those price tags weren’t the first-ever Super High Roller Bowl’s buy-in? The first Super High Roller Bowl back in 2015 had an even pricier buy-in of $500,000.

A buy-in that large in a poker tournament was certainly a sight to behold. The event generated a $21,500,000 prize pool and Brian Rast famously won the tournament for a whopping $7,525,000.

4. More Than $141,000,000 Has Been Awarded in Super High Roller Bowl Events

To date, there have been 12 different Super High Roller Bowl events. For the main Super High Roller Bowl that is played in Las Vegas, there have been five previous editions leading into Super High Roller Bowl VI. There have then been six Super High Roller Bowl tournaments around the world and one Super High Bowl Online. From those 12 Super High Roller Bowl tournaments, more than $141,000,000 in prize money has been awarded. You can see a breakdown of the prize pools awarded per event in the table below.

5. You Can Watch the Super High Roller Bowl Live On PokerGO

For all of you poker junkies out there, know that you can watch live broadcasts of Super High Roller Bowl VI on PokerGO starting Monday, September 27. The first day of action should see six levels played, with the live stream beginning at the start of Level 2. Day 2 and Day 3 will air in their entirety on PokerGO, with Day 3 seeing the next Super High Roller Bowl champion crowned.

PokerGO is available worldwide on all of your favorite devices, including Android phone, Android tablet, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon FireTV. You can also stream PokerGO on any web or mobile browser by going to PokerGO.com. Save $20 off an annual subscription by using the code ‘SHRB21’ at checkout.

6. Super High Roller Bowl Has Been Held in Seven Countries

While the main Super High Roller Bowl is held in the gambling capital of the world, fabulous Las Vegas, NV, Super High Roller Bowl events have been held in six other countries. In addition to the United States, Super High Roller Bowl events have been held in China, England, Bahamas, Australia, Russia, and Cyprus.

7. Justin Bonomo Has the Most Super High Roller Bowl Cashes and Most Money Won

In addition to having won the most Super High Roller Bowl titles, Justin Bonomo has the most Super High Roller Bowl cashes and has won the most money from Super High Roller Bowl events.

Bonomo has five Super High Roller Bowl cashes, leading all players who have played Super High Roller Bowl events. David Peters is second with four cashes.

Bonomo has also won the most money from Super High Roller Bowl events. He’s cashed for a total of $12,706,516, which is more than $3,100,000 ahead of Christoph Vogelsang as the second highest money earner at $9,600,000.

8. 50 Different Players Have a Super High Roller Bowl Cash

Entering Super High Roller Bowl VI, 50 different players have cashed in Super High Roller Bowl events. This does not include any preliminary or side events as part of a previous Super High Roller Series, it only counts the Super High Roller Bowl tournaments.

9. Super High Roller Bowl Has Been Held Both Live and Online

That’s right, while it may have started as a live tournament, the Super High Roller Bowl has also been held online. In 2020, PokerGO partnered with partypoker to hold the first-ever Super High Roller Bowl Online. The $100,000 buy-in tournament had 50 entries and a $5,000,000 prize pool, with Justin Bonomo winning the event for his third Super High Roller Bowl title.

10. You Can Play Fantasy Poker for the Super High Roller Bowl

Thanks to PokerGO’s partnership with SuperDraft, fantasy poker is available for Super High Roller Bowl VI. You can compete in freerolls that award prizes, or play for real money in available areas. Just head on over to SuperDraft to sign up and start playing. When you sign up, make sure you use the promo code ‘POKERGO’ to receive a $50 deposit match.

PokerGO is available worldwide on all of your favorite devices, including Android phone, Android tablet, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon FireTV. You can also stream PokerGO on any web or mobile browser by going to PokerGO.com. Save $20 off an annual subscription by using the code ‘SHRB21’ at checkout.