World Poker Tour

Season 11 of the World Poker Tour ends with a bang with the WPT Player of the Year honors on the line plus the most prestigious title of the season. Top poker pros Jonathan Roy and Chino Rheem are looking to win their second WPT title while Erick Lindgren is going for number three. Kimberly Lansing anchors the festivities as Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the heart stopping play by play at Bellagio.

It’s high stakes poker action at its finest in Las Vegas. Coverage includes highlights from Tiger Woods’ charity poker tournament while 4 players battle for the final WPT title of the season. Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring you the play by play and Kimberly Lansing anchors the action from Bellagio.

Top poker pros and talented businessmen descend on Las Vegas armed with a twenty five thousand dollar buy-in and battle to win the final World Poker Tour title of the season. The Royal Flush Girls enjoy the Vegas sun as the players try to keep their cool. Kimberly Lansing helms the anchor while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the action from Bellagio.

Two pros and two amateurs remain in the ridiculously high stakes $100,000 buy in action at Bellagio. The starting short stack, Dan Perper, has managed to push through and become chip-leader to start our final hour of coverage, but he won’t be able to rest easy yet as the four that remain are still on the bubble. Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call all the high stakes action in the concluding episode of this extravagant event.

The remarkable WPT Super High Roller rages on with only one knock out so far; that being returning Super High roller finalist, Andrew Robl. The five that remain from the starting twenty-one are all in contention to win the over 1 million dollar first place prize but no one will be ready to settle down just yet with only the top three taking home prize money tonight. Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the intense action while Kimberly Lansing anchors the esteemed event.

The stakes have never been higher as the top poker pros and a mix of businessmen put up a staggering $100,000 to play in the largest buy-in event on the World Poker Tour. This stop is extra special for the WPT as not all of our finalists will cash! In fact, only the top three will go home with anything making this the largest money bubble in WPT history. Kimberly Lansing hosts the extraordinary event while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the super high roller action at Bellagio.

The two roommates, Kevin Eyster and Zo Karim, have survived to our final hour of coverage at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino along with persistent amateur, Ben Tarzia. Zo has risen from measly short stack to worthy contender, though he hasn’t been able to displace his buddy from the chip-lead as of yet. Amanda Leatherman anchors while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring us the thrilling conclusion to the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown.

Six remain in contention in the Sunshine State of Florida for a chance to win over $600,000. The recent WPT trend of young guns dominating the final table has not changed as four of the six finalists are twenty-seven years young or younger. These modern pros feel confident to play any hand with anyone making this a super aggressive final table. Amanda Leatherman anchors while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten commentate from the booth at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

WPT and the Royal Flush Girls hit the Florida coast for fun in the sun and high stakes poker. Young professionals and budding roommates, Kevin Eyster and Zo Karim, are sat across from each other at the final table but their usual talk of strategy will be hushed tonight as each eye up the WPT Champions Cup for themselves. Amanda Leatherman stands in for Kimberly Lansing as anchor while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the play by play at the Seminole Hard Rock Showdown.

A new WPT champion will be crowned at the world’s oldest casino in the final episode of the WPT Venice Grand Prix. Poker Hall of Famer Mike Sexton has managed to reach the final three but he sitting in the 3rd chip position behind two Italians who each look as eager as him to take down the title tonight. One of the most successful poker pros of all time, Phil Helmuth, fills in for Mike in the commentator’s booth alongside resident expert Vince Van Patten for the finale of the Venice Grand Prix.

In the oldest casino in the world, five remain alive with a chance to claim the WPT Venice Grand Prix title. WPT’s very own Mike Sexton has graced the final table and is currently sitting in the 2nd chip position. While Mike has an outstanding chance for his name to be engraved on the WPT Champions Cup; he will have to be extra weary with super aggressive, Rocco Palumbo, sat to his right and chip-leader, Marcello Montagner, to his left. Top poker player, Phil Hellmuth, fills in for Mike as commentator along with regular in house expert Vince Van Patten.

WPT’s very own Mike Sexton is sat amongst the finalists this year in Venice to widespread fan and viewer appreciation giving him an awesome opportunity to top off his poker resume with a WPT title. Mike is joined by his Italian counterpart, Erion Islamay, as well as three notable international pros and the chip leading amateur Marcello Montagner. In place of Mike, ‘Poker Brat’ and poker legend, Phil Hellmuth, joins Vince Van Patten in the commentator’s booth for the Grand Prix de Paris

The battle rages on between the two professionals and the two amateurs causing a complete reversal in the players starting chip stacks. The historically supportive Bay 101 crowd has helped to throw the two local heroes into the chip leading positions and leave much to be desired for the pros, but will their momentum allow one to break through and claim the WPT title? Kimberly Lansing Anchors while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the play.

All six remain at the table for the start of WPT’s second hour of coverage at the Bay 101 Casino. The two most formidable pros at the table, Erik Seidel and Paul Volpe, have not been able to gain much momentum allowing the two hometown amateurs, Kai Chang and Joe Nguyen to take the table by storm as the crowd roars in support of their local heroes. Kimberly Lansing anchors while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten commentate on the always energetic Bay 101 Shooting Star.

The unique Bay 101 Shooting Star has returned to play host to a record breaking number of competitors and another star studded field. Players had the opportunity to claim bounties from the top pros’ by busting them making the competition to reach the final table fierce. Though, this wasn’t enough to stop one of top money earners of all time, Erik Seidel, who is joined by two local poker heroes, an internet pro, a cash game expert and back-to-back finalist Paul Volpe; who leads the final table in chips a second time in a row. Kimberley Lansing anchors while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the action.

The third and final installment of WPT’s coverage at the LAPC is wrapping up with excitement and anticipation bursting through the roof. The chip-counts have risen and fallen all across the table leaving no clear favorite to join the ranks of poker legends of past and claim the prestigious title. Jessica Lansing hosts while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten calls the play at the Commerce Casino.

The battle to take home over one million dollars rages on at the LAPC with five contenders still in the heat. Cash game expert, Danny Fuhs, has already caused upset amongst the pros and is now well out in front but he’ll have to be weary with online master, Paul Volpe, on the table; who has set out to prove himself in the live tournament ring. Commentators Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten, along with anchor Kimberly Lansing bring you all the twists and turns in the LA Poker Classic.

Season eleven’s biggest prize pool as of yet, at over $4.9 million, has attracted professionals from around the globe to compete in the venerable LA Poker Classic. Competing in the largest card-room in the world with no reentry option; players made sure to bring their A-game. Number one online poker player, Paul Volpe, leads the final table in chips but he’ll have to play strategically with all six of the finalist’s eyes on the coveted WPT Champions Cup. Commentators Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring you all the heart pounding action from the Commerce Casino.

The table stacked full of pros has been narrowed down to four and it is obvious to see how it’s no easy feat to survive with chip counts rising and falling frantically; in particular Ravi Raghavan who has goen from short stack to chip-leader. The final hour of WPT’s coverage at the distinguished Five Diamond World Poker Classic is here with more than enough surprises in store to keep you at the edge of your seat. Kimberly Lansing hosts the action with poker experts Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten as pundits in the breathtaking conclusion to this esteemed event.

Five remain on the final table in the poker event that has played host to the brightest stars in poker history. Cards are ready to fly and the stage is set for the next great poker champion, but will it be another title in one of the veteran’s belts or will the talented amateur snatch up victory for himself? Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten commentate from the booth while Kimberly Lansing hosts the ferocious competition at The Bellagio.

The venue where the World Poker Tour phenomenon all started eleven years go hosts the competition in name of a poker legend. Poker’s biggest names have won their titles here and it looks like this year may be no different with a final table stocked full of top level professional quality. Amongst the elite is Antonio “The Magician” Esfandiari, the all-time tournament money leader in poker history, who is up for his third title. Kimberly Lansing anchors the momentous event while in-house poker experts Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten commentate on the action.

The casino that builds poker superstars has narrowed down the near 1200 starting competitors to the surviving four on the final table that is full of surprises. The third and final hour of WPT’s extended coverage is coming to a climactic conclusion at the Borgata Poker Open which means there’s not long left before an eminent champion is named. Kimberly Lansing anchors the intense competition as Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call all the high stakes action at The Borgata Casino.

It’s already proved to be a rollercoaster at the final table with three players finding themselves in the chip-leading position so far and all six surviving into our second hour of coverage. Off the felt we take a look back at a war of words in one of the best moments from the historic tenth season of WPT and more detailed analysis from resident poker expert Tony Dunst in The Raw Deal. Kimberly Lansing hosts while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten give the sideline commentary at the renowned Borgata Poker Open.

Players have flocked to The Borgata Casino from across the nation to follow in the footsteps of inspirational champions of past. The huge number of competitors has led to a wide diversity in the six finalists, from an unknown amateur to distinctive pros, but there is only one spot for glorious distinction on the WPT Champions Cup. Kimberly Lansing hosts the fan favorite event while experts Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten guide us through the plays on the final table of multimillion dollar Borgata Poker Open

It’s a three way brawl in Paris when Hollywood producer, Matt Salzburg, comes up against two of the most successful poker pros of the last few years; ruthless German pro Philipp Gruissem and season nine’s Grand Prix de Paris returning champ Theo Jorgensen. Commentators Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring you all the twists and turns in this exciting conclusion to the first televised international title of season eleven.

WPT’s coverage of the Grand Prix de Paris resumes at the grandiose Aviation Club de France where five players remain alive, bringing Theo Jorgensen one step closer to making poker history with a second Grand Prix de Paris title; however, chip-leading Hollywood producer and so called amateur Matt Salsburg is still standing in his way, along with three gifted and aggressive international pros. Off the felt we take a look back at the best bluff from season ten while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the dynamic action on this exciting final table.

The World Poker Tour has travelled to France for the celebrated Grand Prix de Paris and the final table is looking like a Who’s Who of international pros. Five of the finalists have won big time tournaments across the globe but right now the only amateur on the felt, Matt Salsberg, is in the chip lead. However, it won’t be an easy competition for anyone with season nine Grand Prix de Paris champion Theo Jorgensen up to make poker history by being the first to win the same WPT event twice. Kimberly Lansing anchors as Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the action at the Aviation Club de France.

The Legends of Poker is coming to its thrilling conclusion in the third and final hour of WPT’s extended coverage at the Bicycle Casino. There have been some daring plays but it’s time to see whose gamble will pay off on this rollercoaster of a final table. Tony Dunst breaks it down in The Raw Deal while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring us all the surprises in the final hands of this exhilarating competition.

There are even more twists and turns to be had at the Bicycle Casino where the players’ chip counts rise and fall with dramatic consequences. So far only one player has been eliminated and so five remain to fight for the chance to have their name engraved on the prestigious WPT Champion’s Cup. Off the felt anchor Kimberly Lansing takes a look at previous and current player of the year contenders while poker Hall of Famer Mike Sexton and Hollywood’s own Vince Van Patten guide us though the play to determine the WPT “legend of poker”.

It’s down to the final three in the first WPT title of season eleven and there is everything to play for on the felt with a spot on the prestigious Champions Cup at stake. None of these young east coast pros look close to wavering but it is only a matter of time, skill and luck, before the winner is determined. Commentators Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring you all the twists and turns in the thrilling conclusion to the Parx Open Poker Classic.

WPT’s coverage of the Parx Open Poker Classic continues with more nonstop action from the felt where five players are left to fight it out for a spot on the prestigious Champions Cup. Off the felt Tony Dunst brings us more in-depth analysis in another edition of The Raw Deal and we take a look back at one of the best moments from season ten; the race to become Player of the Year. Kimberly Lansing anchors while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten call the plays at the Parx Casino.

There’s a new stop on The World Poker Tour as the eleventh season kick starts its first televised event in ‘The City of Brotherly Love’. Each one of these young East Coast pros aims to have their name engraved on the WPT Champions cup and be immortalized forever. One of the oldest on the final table, twenty-seven year old Stephen Reynolds, starts as chip-leader but any one of the six youngsters could be the winner tonight. Kimberly Lansing anchors the action while Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten bring you the dynamic play by play from the Parx Open Poker Classic.