Poker Night in America | |
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Starring |
Joe Stapleton Chris Hanson Doug Polk |
Country of origin | United States |
No. of seasons | 10 |
Production | |
Producers | Todd Anderson Rush Street Productions |
Production location | United States |
Original release | |
Network |
CBS Sports Comcast |
Release | 2014 |
Poker Night in America (PNIA) is a poker television program which features cash games and sit & gos. The series production began in 2013 and was first aired in 2014. [1] The show is web streamed and televised. PNIA was developed by Todd Anderson, president of Rush Street Productions and co-founder of the Heartland Poker Tour.
The show hosts various cash games at local casinos across the United States and is sponsored by 888poker. [2] During the filming of the season one Shaun Deeb slow rolled Mike Matusow with quad 5s resulting in Matusow having an outburst. [3] Since the incident, slow rolling has become a tradition on the show. Professional poker players such as Danielle Andersen, Maria Ho, Alec Torelli, Layne Flack, Phil Laak, Tom Schneider and others have appeared on the show. [4]
In 2017, the show presented King of the Hill, a series of $50,000 buy in heads up sit & gos with players such as Daniel Cates, Phil Hellmuth, Doug Polk, Olivier Busquet, Dan Colman and Parker Talbot competing for a $200,000 prize. [5] [6] [7]
Joe Stapleton and Chris Hanson were the commentators for the first 6 seasons.
After nine seasons of filming in casinos across America, PNIA announced a Las Vegas "poker residency" on May 8, 2023. [8] Inspired by Hugh Hefner's 1959 television show, " Playboy's Penthouse", [9] Anderson created a TV studio in the 10,000-square foot private mansion where he resides in Las Vegas and branded it "Studio 52". The TV-ready property is outfitted with a full Poker Night in America production set, high-tech commentary suite, backyard wine cave, and outdoor game pavilion. [10]
Notable figures who have played poker at Studio 52 include Dan Shak, Jason Somerville, [11] Phil Galfond, Farah Fath, and Maria Konnikova.
Poker Night in America | |
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![]() | |
Starring |
Joe Stapleton Chris Hanson Doug Polk |
Country of origin | United States |
No. of seasons | 10 |
Production | |
Producers | Todd Anderson Rush Street Productions |
Production location | United States |
Original release | |
Network |
CBS Sports Comcast |
Release | 2014 |
Poker Night in America (PNIA) is a poker television program which features cash games and sit & gos. The series production began in 2013 and was first aired in 2014. [1] The show is web streamed and televised. PNIA was developed by Todd Anderson, president of Rush Street Productions and co-founder of the Heartland Poker Tour.
The show hosts various cash games at local casinos across the United States and is sponsored by 888poker. [2] During the filming of the season one Shaun Deeb slow rolled Mike Matusow with quad 5s resulting in Matusow having an outburst. [3] Since the incident, slow rolling has become a tradition on the show. Professional poker players such as Danielle Andersen, Maria Ho, Alec Torelli, Layne Flack, Phil Laak, Tom Schneider and others have appeared on the show. [4]
In 2017, the show presented King of the Hill, a series of $50,000 buy in heads up sit & gos with players such as Daniel Cates, Phil Hellmuth, Doug Polk, Olivier Busquet, Dan Colman and Parker Talbot competing for a $200,000 prize. [5] [6] [7]
Joe Stapleton and Chris Hanson were the commentators for the first 6 seasons.
After nine seasons of filming in casinos across America, PNIA announced a Las Vegas "poker residency" on May 8, 2023. [8] Inspired by Hugh Hefner's 1959 television show, " Playboy's Penthouse", [9] Anderson created a TV studio in the 10,000-square foot private mansion where he resides in Las Vegas and branded it "Studio 52". The TV-ready property is outfitted with a full Poker Night in America production set, high-tech commentary suite, backyard wine cave, and outdoor game pavilion. [10]
Notable figures who have played poker at Studio 52 include Dan Shak, Jason Somerville, [11] Phil Galfond, Farah Fath, and Maria Konnikova.