ME pay-per-view

[Passaman]

ESPN's site is not working right now (10 am PDT)...

Anyone have any info on the pay-per-view for the ME?

[peterpjames]

$20, Tuesday at 3EST on PPV or online.

[NickMPK]

Does this mean the final table starts at noon Vegas time? In the past, they haven't started until 4 or 5.

[Harv72b]

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Does this mean the final table starts at noon Vegas time? In the past, they haven't started until 4 or 5.

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I'm guessing there'll be some filler content.

[freekobe]

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Does this mean the final table starts at noon Vegas time? In the past, they haven't started until 4 or 5.

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The final table is starting at 12pm in Vegas. Minimal filler beforehand (intros, etc.). Play should start close to noon.

[SuperJez]

are the hole cards being shown on the internet ppv broadcast?

[freekobe]

no

[whale_hunter]

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are the hole cards being shown on the internet ppv broadcast?

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Actually Kobe is a little misguided on this one.

They are allowing real time showing of the hole cards this year. All final table participants will be required to sign an "honesty in competition" agreement stating that they will not accept any outside info as to what cards are being played by their competitors.
It should make for a great night of tv. Let's just hope no one values money more than intergity.

Scott

[BenTurpen]

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are the hole cards being shown on the internet ppv broadcast?

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Actually Kobe is a little misguided on this one.

They are allowing real time showing of the hole cards this year. All final table participants will be required to sign an "honesty in competition" agreement stating that they will not accept any outside info as to what cards are being played by their competitors.
It should make for a great night of tv. Let's just hope no one values money more than intergity.

Scott

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Who reported this?

[westhoff]

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are the hole cards being shown on the internet ppv broadcast?

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Actually Kobe is a little misguided on this one.

They are allowing real time showing of the hole cards this year. All final table participants will be required to sign an "honesty in competition" agreement stating that they will not accept any outside info as to what cards are being played by their competitors.
It should make for a great night of tv. Let's just hope no one values money more than intergity.

Scott

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I seriously doubt this.

Also, will there be a "link" in a thread like this one I can click on and just watch it on my computer for free like last year?

Who reported this?

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