2 Months, $2 Million: Brian Roberts Loses $111,000

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It's nearly back to square one for the cast of the G4 online poker show "2 Months, $2 Million." This week's episode, which was the first to air on a Wednesday night, saw Brian Roberts drop $111,000, essentially pushing the team back to even overall. Read more »

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High Stakes Poker to Return for Season 6

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Fans of televised poker will be relieved to hear that the popular program "High Stakes Poker" will be returning to GSN in early 2010. Poker News Daily has learned that the show will be filming new episodes in November that will begin airing in February of next year. Read more »

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Adam Ehrlich Loses 2nd Match on “Face the Ace”, Wins Nothing

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Saturday’s episode of “Face the Ace” on NBC featured a memorable contestant named Adam Ehrlich who was far and away the most talkative player in the show’s three episodes. Ehrlich, a 33-year old stock trader from Philadelphia, was the only player featured on the episode as he battled through matches with Full Tilt Pros Chris… Read more »

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Two Months, Two Million Moves to Wednesdays

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After four weeks in its Sunday 9PM time slot, the G4 reality show "Two Months, Two Million" will be changing nights, moving to Wednesdays at 8PM for the remainder of its ten episode season. There will be no new episode on Sunday and the network will instead air a two hour marathon of the first four episodes from 9PM-11PM ET. Read more »

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Face the Ace to Return Saturday Afternoon

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After a month-long absence from the airwaves, the NBC game show "Face the Ace" will return to the networks line-up this Saturday. Several changes are in store for the program, which struggled in the ratings when it first debuted back in August. Read more »

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WSOP Coverage on ESPN Spotlights Hellmuth and Ivey

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Last night's episodes of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) on ESPN spotlighted the two most recognizable Phils in poker: Phil Hellmuth and November Nine member Phil Ivey. Hellmuth was seated at the feature table for the coverage of Day 2B while the secondary feature table boasted a strong line up of Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi and PokerStars Pros Dennis Phillips and Maria "Maridu" Mayrinck. Read more »

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2 Months, 2 Million: Rosenkrantz Challenges Benyamine, Team Up $163,000

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After defeating a rival poker house in a veritable Olympics of shenanigans last week, the cast of the G4 reality show "2 Months, 2 Million" set their sites on two new targets: Full Tilt Pros David Benyamine and Erica Schoenberg. The quartet also got back to putting in time on the virtual felt, adding $49,000 to their previous $114,000 in winnings and bringing their total profits up to $163,000. Read more »

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WSOP Ratings Up Across the Board

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Six weeks of World Series of Poker (WSOP) coverage have broadcast on ESPN and the dip in ratings the cable sports network saw with the airing of the preliminary events does not appear to be carrying over to the all-important Main Event coverage. ESPN is reporting gains in all categories and demographics from this time last year, most importantly in the coveted 18-49 year old male audience. Read more »

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Online Poker Community Offers Feedback on “2 Months, $2 Million”

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To say that some of the televised poker offerings that have cropped up in the years since Chris Moneymaker won the World Series of Poker have been a bit lackluster would be putting it nicely. A rash of poker content has found its way onto just about every channel from Bravo to ESPN to NBC to BET and many of those programs bear a striking resemblance to one another: Take a six player Sit & Go, populate it with interesting or famous characters and let the all-ins commence. Read more »

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Poker Pro Victor Ramdin Gives the Inside Deal

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This week, ESPN.com poker show "Inside Deal" welcomed Victor Ramdin. A member of Team PokerStars Pro who is passionate about charity work, Ramdin discusses Scotty Nguyen's 2008 WSOP antics and coming to the United States from his native Guyana. Read more »

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2 Months, $2 Million: Team Loses $84,200

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This week on the G4 online poker reality show "2 Months, $2 Million," the team suffered a major setback, losing $84,200 collectively. However, the quartet defeated a rival group in football, nightlife, and online poker challenges. Read more »

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ESPN WSOP Main Event Ratings Up 22%

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This article had to be withdrawn: unfortunately the ratings information we received and reported initially was inaccurate. The new version with the correct ratings can be now found as ESPN WSOP Main Event Ratings Even with 2008. Poker News Daily apologizes for any inconvenience. Read more »

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ESPN Inside Deal Welcomes Barry Greenstein

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This week, "Inside Deal," which airs on ESPN.com, welcomes Team PokerStars Pro member Barry Greenstein. "Inside Deal" is hosted by Poker News Daily Guest Columnist Bernard Lee and "ESPN: The Magazine" contributor Laura Lane. Read more »

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