Duel Casino has become the official sponsor of Triton Poker
September 3, 2026
Online casino and bookmaker Duel will be the official sponsor of the Triton Super High Roller Series at the stops in Jeju (September 4–17) and Northern Cyprus (November 15–30).
The brand gained wide fame thanks to its scandalous founder — Finnish high roller Ossi Ketola, who plays under the nickname "Monarch."
Last August, Ketola went on a heads-up marathon during which he lost around $19 million in Cyprus. As early as September, he challenged Viktor Malinowski and Alex Foxen, against whom he played and won an $11 million pot. Just a couple of days later, the Finn played the biggest pot in the history of televised poker against Björn Li — $12,700,000.
Ketola regularly draws attention to his business through outrageous and aggressive PR campaigns. In particular, the Finn was banned on the social network X over racist remarks.
As part of the upcoming autumn Triton stops under his casino's banner, Monarch has announced another series of heads-up battles at ultra-high stakes.
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The brand gained wide fame thanks to its scandalous founder — Finnish high roller Ossi Ketola, who plays under the nickname "Monarch."
Last August, Ketola went on a heads-up marathon during which he lost around $19 million in Cyprus. As early as September, he challenged Viktor Malinowski and Alex Foxen, against whom he played and won an $11 million pot. Just a couple of days later, the Finn played the biggest pot in the history of televised poker against Björn Li — $12,700,000.
Ketola regularly draws attention to his business through outrageous and aggressive PR campaigns. In particular, the Finn was banned on the social network X over racist remarks.
As part of the upcoming autumn Triton stops under his casino's banner, Monarch has announced another series of heads-up battles at ultra-high stakes.
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