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September 20, 2007

 

PokerNews pleased to announce that players now have an extra chance to appear on a TV table during the PokerNews Cup. The National Poker League (NPL) have decided to also film the final table of the $1,100 H.O.R.S.E. event, which starts on Thursday October 25, with the final table to take place the next day on Friday October 26.

 Whether you are an amateur or professional poker player, this is a great opportunity to get on television - especially since the PokerNews Cup will be broadcast to over half a billion homes worldwide!  

The current filming schedule is as follows:

Wednesday October 24, 8:10pm - PokerNews Australian Bad Boys of Poker $10,000 Invitational

Friday October 26, Time TBC - Final Table - $1,100 H.O.R.S.E.

Saturday October 27 - Day 1 - PokerNews Cup Main Event

Sunday October 28 - Day 2 - PokerNews Cup Main Event

Monday October 29 - Final Table - PokerNews Cup Main Event 

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September 10, 2007

 

We’re pleased to announce that the National Poker League (NPL) will be filming the PokerNews Cup for broadcast in mid-December to over half a billion households!

The NPL will broadcast the PokerNews Cup as part of its 2007 Global Circuit, to air on networks such as MOJO HD (Time Warner, Comcast, Cox Communications and Cablevision), the WGN Superstation Cable Network, CBS Stations Group via syndication, TF1 in France, Sky Italia, EuroSport in the UK, Spain and Poland, plus many more.

Two events will be filmed - the PokerNews Bad Boys of Australia $10,000 Invitational, and the three-day PokerNews Cup Main Event (October 27-29). The PokerNews Cup Main Event has a AUD$3,000 buyin ($2800+$200) and is expected to attract over 400 players from around the world.

For your chance to be on tv in over 14 countries, and have a shot at the $250,000 Guaranteed First Place Prize, see our How To Enter page. You can buyin direct, see our list of online satellites, or try your hand at one of our exclusive $5,000 freerolls.

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