2009 WSOP Main Event on ESPN Broadcast: Behind the Scenes

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The world watched as Joe Cada became the youngest World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event winner ever on Tuesday night, outlasting Darvin Moon to the tune of $8.5 million. Poker News Daily went backstage to sit down with announcer Lon McEachern prior to the episode's production. Read more »

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WSOP Final Table Broadcast Airs on ESPN

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On Tuesday night, two and a half hours of coverage on ESPN saw the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event final table play out. What took place over three days in real-time saw Joe Cada become the youngest Main Event winner ever and earn $8.5 million. Read more »

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Vanessa Rousso to Appear On E!’s Bank of Hollywood

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This past month, rumors were flying that Team PokerStars Pro member Vanessa Rousso was going to be the new co-host of the GSN poker show "High Stakes Poker." While that TV gig ultimately went to Kara Scott, poker fans will see Rousso's face as a member of the panel of judge's on the new E! reality game show "Bank of Hollywood." Read more »

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Andrew Feldman Confirmed for High Stakes Poker Season 6

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Another "High Stakes Poker" rookie has been added to the roster of players taking part in the sixth season of the popular GSN show. Full Tilt Red Pro Andrew Feldman will be joining the lineup and is making history as the first British player to ever appear on the cash game franchise. Read more »

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WSOP Main Event on ESPN Features Day 8

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Day 8 of the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event played out on cable station ESPN on Tuesday night. The two-hour broadcast featured future November Nine members Phil Ivey, Jeff Shulman, and Darvin Moon. Read more »

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Poker Community Reacts to 2 Months, $2 Million Finale

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Season 1 of G4's "2 Months, 2 Million" came to a close last week and the result was an outburst of chatter in the poker community regarding the innovative reality show. The cast landed well short of its $2 million goal, but the majority of viewers seem to be pleased with the overall product that G4 presented. Read more »

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