The Super High Roller Bowl is sure to attract some of the biggest names in poker, and with a $102,000 buy-in you can expect only the elite players to join the party.
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As opposed to previous Super High Roller Bowls, there has been no ballot for entry or confirmed starting list, but PokerNews can exclusively reveal three players who will be entering - including a former SHRB champion!
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Isaac Haxton won $3,672,000 after winning Super High Roller Bowl V in December 2018, and says he would love to pick up another Super High Roller Bowl ring.