2007 World Series of Poker TV Schedule Released
 

From Poker on TV:
* July 10 at 8 and 9 pm: Event 1, World Championship Mixed hold 'em (limit/no-limit, 3 day event), $5,000 buyin
* July 17 at noon: Live pay-per-view of the final table of Event 55, No-limit hold 'em (the Main Event), $10,000 buyin
* July 17 at 8 pm: Event 3, No-limit hold 'em (3 day event), $1,500 buyin
* July 17 at 9 pm: Event 4, Pot-limit hold 'em (3 day event), $1,500 buyin
* or
* July 17 at 9 pm: Event 7, Pot-limit Omaha w/rebuys (2 day event), $5,000 buyin
* July 31 at 8 pm: Event 8, No-limit hold 'em w/rebuys (3 day event), $1,000 buyin
* July 31 at 9 pm: Event 13, World Championship pot-limit hold 'em (3 day event), $5,000 buyin
* August 7 at 8 pm: Event 28, No-limit hold 'em (3 day event), $3,000 buyin
* August 7 at 9 pm: Event 30, No-limit hold 'em - 6 handed (3 day event), $2,500 buyin
* August 14 at 8 pm, Event 31, World Championship Heads Up no-limit hold 'em (3 day event), $5,000 buyin
* or
* August 14 at 8 pm: Event 33, Pot-limit Omaha w/rebuys (2 day event), $1,500 buyin
* August 14 at 9 pm: Event 50, World Championship pot-limit Omaha (2 day event), $10,000 buyin
* August 21 to October 9, Tuesday nights at 8 and 9 pm: Event 55, No-limit hold 'em (the Main Event), $10,000 buyin
* October 16 to October 30, Tuesday nights at 8 and 9 pm: Event 39, World Championship HORSE (5 day event), $50,000 buyin

Re: 2007 World Series of Poker TV Schedule Released
 

Anybody know if the PPV was available on dish network last year? I just called them and the CSR couldn't find it...

Re: 2007 World Series of Poker TV Schedule Released
 

I'm a bit confused.. on the dates when they have two events scheduled for the same time- is it ESPN's decision as to which of the two events they will ultimately air? Will we be able to watch both eventually, or just the event that ESPN decides to televise initially?

- T

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Pretty awesome that they are broadcasting these so quickly

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I'm a bit confused.. on the dates when they have two events scheduled for the same time- is it ESPN's decision as to which of the two events they will ultimately air? Will we be able to watch both eventually, or just the event that ESPN decides to televise initially?

- T

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I think it means that they are going to cut back and forth between the two events.

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I think they're going to pick which final table has the bigger stars and then broadcast that one and put the other on on something like espn360.com ?

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I think they're going to pick which final table has the bigger stars and then broadcast that one and put the other on on something like espn360.com ?

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Maybe, but I figured it would be like previous years where they had 2 final tables going at the same time and cut back and forth - the Chan vs. Laak FT against another one (can't remember) comes to mind.

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booo my tourney (event 53) is not on there, didnt figure it would but wth they are showing $1000 and $1500 NL but not the $1500 limit shootout,lame...

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Anybody know if the PPV was available on dish network last year? I just called them and the CSR couldn't find it...

[/ QUOTE ]Nick, DISH Network had it available last year.

Re: 2007 World Series of Poker TV Schedule Released
 

I understand that Harrah's has turned the $5000 PLO event into a 3-day event so that both the $1500 PLHE and the $5000 PLO events will be videotaped ($1500 PLHE on June 5, $5000 PLO on June 6).

I am assuming that the $5000 Mixed L/NLHE event (Steve "MrSmokey1" Billirakis) will be shortened to 1 hour in order to make room for the $5000 PLO.

As for the choice between $5000 Heads-Up and $1500 PLO, I understand that $5000 Heads-Up is the one that is being penciled in for the June 21 TV taping. That of course could change in an instant if the ESPN producers believe that the $1500 PLO final table has greater "star power" than the Heads-Up match.