1/3 S09E04 World Poker Tour – Season 9 Episode 4 WPT
Monday, April 11th, 2011
bit.ly – A free starting capital from world’s largest Poker School – Join & try poker without risking your own money! NO deposit required, check it out! Not open for US players. For US players free please visit bit.ly . Also open to everyone else worldwide. The World Poker Tour is a collection of Texas hold ‘em poker tournaments held internationally, but mainly in the United States. The television show and the broadcasts of the World Series of Poker have led to a boom in the table game across American homes, in local casino poker rooms and online. The key sponsors of the tour are casinos and online poker sites. The show, which is syndicated internationally, is co-hosted by World Series of Poker bracelet winner Mike Sexton, and actor Vince Van Patten. Shana Hiatt served as the show host and sideline reporter in its first three seasons. Courtney Friel took over the host role for the fourth season, and Sabina Gadecki for the fifth. Layla Kayleigh and Kimberly Lansing began serving as hostesses in season six. Poker player and reporter Amanda Leatherman was the hostess for season seven. For Season 9 (2011), the show is being aired on Fox Sports Net with Kimberly Lansing returning as the host. The show’s hosts Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten give the impression that all of their commentary is recorded live as the tournament happens, and they have occasionally interacted with the players during the game. However, their comments about hole cards are recorded after the …
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