I don\’t think this has much to do with poker directly, but I\’m trying to pimp a new blog indirectly it does because ESPN suddenly finds itself with a little extra programming cash on hand — not to mention some […]
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One pairing at the NHUPC drawing party at Pure that might deserve a little attention: WSOP Commish Jeffrey Pollack, who was in attendance to draw a few pairing balls out of the keno hopper, showed up with (and left with)
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Pokerati\’s own Dan Michalski took part in an \”expert panel\” for ESPN with Dr. Pauly, Chops of Wicked Chops Poker, Gary Wise, Bernard Lee, Lance Bradley of Bluff Magazine, and ESPN.com\’s Andrew Feldman ranking the field of the NBC National
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As Kevin points out, there\’s a lot of poker TV Sunday today, March 1 … some of it competing against each other. Should be a telling day for ratings! With that in mind, and having taken a look at just
RE: Busy Day for Poker on TV Primetime poker poll
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Got a press announcement about a week ago: WORLD SERIES OF POKER EUROPE DEBUTS SUNDAY, FEB. 1 ON ESPN ESPN’s first ever coverage of the World Series of Poker Europe will begin on Sunday, Feb. 1 with the first four
WSOP Europe to Be Seen by at Least 14 People Worldwide!Fans of figure skating outraged
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The \”Poker Meltdown\” at Turning Stone is underway, and our boy Tom Schneider is doing the live broadcast now. Couldn\’t tell you anything about the competitors, but that somehow is the point. Not to criticize, but I couldn\’t bring myself
Pay Per Tom CPC Underway
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This is probably old news to most, but while rummaging through an ESPN media site looking for a pic for the WSOP Europe post below, I came across these stats, which while familiar to me, I hadn\’t seen all together,
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OK, hmm, some new poker on TV coming in less than a month that I\’m actually interested in Tivo-ing watching. ESPN\’s first ever production of WSOP Europe. They\’re playing 4/8 Hour-Limit episodes (with Reruns and a half-kill?) — promising a
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Straight from the mainstream press, the gambling industry has fallen on hard times, following the trend of…well…just about every other industry there is. According to Bloomberg, Atlantic City has seen a significant drop in revenue for the second year in
That\’s the unconfirmed word we\’re hearing around Vegas this weekend: Apparently 441 Productions — the same TV crew that shoots the WSOP for ESPN — is still in Mexico, as their equipment has been confiscated(?) and they\’re not gonna leave
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