The Triton Super High Roller Series stands as one of the most prestigious stages in poker, and eight Pokercode coaches and community members are competing at exactly that level right now in Jeju, South Korea.

Why Jeju keeps calling them back

Triton is the toughest live series in poker. The fields are small, the buy-ins are enormous, and the players around every table are among the best in the world. For the Pokercode community, Jeju has become a measuring stick — a place where preparation either shows or doesn't.

It's shown before. Roland Rokita — a Grindhouse 1 alumnus — won the $25k Silver Main Event right here for $904,000. Last year, Samuel Mullur came agonisingly close to the biggest title in high-stakes poker, finishing runner-up in the $100,000 Triton Jeju Main Event for $3,500,000 — one of the largest single results in Austrian poker history. And Luka Bojovic, Grindhouse 2, turned up to the 2025 WSOP Main Event and finished 5th for $2,400,000.

Now they're all back. With more of the crew alongside them.

The crew in Jeju right now

Eight Pokercode coaches and members are competing at Triton SHRS S5 this week. Matthias Eibinger joins for the high roller series events later in the series.

Photo	Name	Background	Key result
	Samuel Mullur Grindhouse 3	$11M+ in career earnings. Was low-to-mid stakes when he joined Pokercode. Grindhouse 3 followed — solver work, Vienna, coaches across the table every day.	Runner-up, $100k Triton Jeju Main Event 2025 — $3,500,000
	Roland Rokita Grindhouse 1	$3.85M in career earnings. Mid-stakes player before Grindhouse 1. Now a fixture in Triton fields.	Winner, $25k Triton Jeju Silver Main Event — $904,000
	Luka Bojovic Grindhouse 2	$3.2M in career earnings. Serbia. Attends every Pokercode coaching session. The first Pokercode member ever to reach the WSOP Main Event final table.	5th place, 2025 WSOP Main Event — $2,400,000
	Greg Kozieja Grindhouse 3 Coach	$1.26M+ in live earnings. Pokercode coach. GH3 participant who later joined the coaching team. Eureka HR winner (€474k).	Triton debut — March 2026
	Hannes Jeschka Coach	$2,105,779 in live earnings. Newest member of the Pokercode coaching team. GGMillions winner. High-stakes tournament regular.	1st place, 2022 $5K MPP Main Event, Cyprus — $542,000
	Emilien Pitavy #s00n	Part of the #s00n inner circle around Fedor Holz. Winamax Pro. High-stakes regular competing at SHRS S5.	4th place, $25k NLH, Triton WPT Global Slam 2025 — $584,000
	Tom Fuchs #s00n	$4,275,171 in live earnings. German, based in Austria. WSOP Paradise $50k High Roller winner. Has cashed in the $100k Triton Main Event. Part of the Vienna high-stakes scene.	WSOP Paradise $50k HR — $1,292,000 (bracelet)
	Felix Rabas	$372,875 in live earnings. Austria. Regular in high roller fields, most recently a $70k Triton cash in December 2025.	Triton cash — $70,000 (Dec 2025)

And still to come: Matthias Eibinger ($26,866,737 in live earnings, five Triton titles, Austria's all-time #1) joins the crew for the high roller series events. When Matthias is in your field, you have a problem.

From Grindhouse to Triton — the arc that doesn't get old

It’s worth pausing to consider the weight of Greg’s debut. He didn’t buy his way into the Pokercode inner circle; he studied his way in. From showing up on Discord and asking the right questions to beating out dozens of applicants for a spot in Grindhouse 3, Greg built his game from the ground up under the mentorship of giants like Fedor and Matthias. Today, the transformation is complete: he’s gone from student to coach, hosting sessions at Pokercode while holding his own against the world’s best every weekend.

That arc — community member, Grindhouse participant, coach, Triton player — is the whole promise of Pokercode wrapped into one person's story. And it's a story that keeps repeating.

Luka Bojovic has attended every Pokercode coaching session he could get to. He's won a WSOP Circuit ring at the Pokercode Marrakesh bootcamp. He finished 5th at the 2025 WSOP Main Event for $2.4M — the first Pokercode community member ever to reach that final table. He's back in Jeju.

What this week proves

Every coach and member competing in Jeju right now went through the same system. Eight players at Triton from one community isn't a coincidence — it's the output of a coaching environment built to close the gap between where you are and where you want to be.

The Grindhouse program has produced over $45M in live tournament earnings across three editions — and the Pokercode community's total results go well beyond that number. Behind every result is someone who decided to study seriously, found the right environment, and built the game that belongs on these stages.

Today, eight of them are in Jeju. This community is with them every step of the way.