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Poker After Dark is back with two thrilling nights of action from the PokerGO Studio as Jennifer Tilly, Bill Perkins, and Antonio Esfandiari headline “Lucky Charms Week”. The action in this $100/$200 No Limit Hold’em game with a $200 big blind ante gets underway at 3:00 pm ET on Wednesday and Thursday this week!
Each of the two days of play, Esfandiari and Tilly will square off along with Super Bowl champ Evan Mathis, and David Silverman. On the first night, Doc Barry will join the fun along with Mike Shaheen and Randall Emmett while Bob Bounahra, Julie Yorn, and Bill Perkins will take their seats on Thursday night.
The game features a cast of characters that have been friends for many years and play against each other on a regular basis, so expect lots of banter, needling, and the potential for some crazy action given their history with each other! Some player has history on PokerGO as well with some notable sessions headlined by some of this week’s players.
Bill Perkins hosted his own game on “Perks of the Trade” with whopping $500/$1,000 blinds in a game that featured Haralbos Voulgaris, Rick Salomon, Phil Galfond, Doug Polk, and Dan ‘Jungleman’ Cates among others.
This week’s headliner, Antonio Esfandiari, has played on Poker After Dark numerous times as well as the Super High Roller Cash Game, and a dedicated episode of “Beyond the Rail” on PokerGO. Jennifer Tilly has been a mainstay as well, being featured most recently on the spectacular G.O.A.T. Week with NBA legend Paul Pierce.
This week’s Poker After Dark action will feature a $500 7-2 Game where the winner of a hand with the worst hand in poker will receive an additional $500 from each player. Click here for the first night of action and click here for the second night.
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Poker After Dark is an hour-long poker television program . The show made its debut on January 1, 2007. For its first two seasons, both of which first aired in 2007, the show was presented by Shana Hiatt. The host for season 3 was Marianela Pereyra, and Leeann Tweeden took over starting with season 4. All seasons have contained voice-over commentary by Oliver 'Ali' Nejad.
The Poker After Dark format features an 'intimate look at one table as it develops over the week.' Blinds start at $100/$200 and slowly escalate. Commentator Ali Nejad’s commentary is limited, allowing viewers to hear much of the table talk among the players, all of whom are miked. The series was originally structured as a series of week-long No Limit Texas hold ’em mini tournaments for six top poker professionals. Each week the players vied for a $120,000 winner-takes-all prize pool, with each paying a $20,000 buy-in. By the end of the fifth show, a winner is determined. The sixth show is a 'director’s cut' that includes excerpts from the action from the previous five days, interspersed with talking heads commentary from the participants. Beginning with season 4, the producers began to experiment with different formats, including 2 weeks of cash game play, and a week consisting of a double-elimination Heads Up battle between the first 4 winners of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship. Also, starting with Season 3, each season has had a so called 'Dream Table,' pitting an amateur against five pros.
Poker After Dark, new late night show, invites viewers into the exclusive Las Vegas poker scene. The nightly hour-long show, hosted by LeeAnn Tweeden, features six poker professionals vying for a winner-take-all $120,000 first place prize.
Hosted by Leeann Tweeden, each week’s tournament will follow the action from the time the players shuffle up and deal until the last pot is pushed to the winner. In between, you’ll see first-hand why the pros say it takes more than just good cards to be a winning player.
Bluffs will be called, nerves will be tested, and characters judged as each player attempts to outplay, outwit, and outmaneuver the competition.
When all is said and done, one player will walk away a winner while the rest will just walk away.
Poker After Dark Season 1
Poker After Dark Season 2
Poker After Dark Season 3
