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The unexpected death of former Late Night Poker producers, Rob Garner, served in the British poker scene for great excitement. Coming soon is the poker show back on the screen back and pay tribute to Rob.
Late Night Poker is especially known because this show for many English players a springboard for their poker career. Most of the players had known in the late 90′er and at the beginning of the new millennium in this show, which in the Channel 4 studios have been in action.
Soon it again, the end of the year, the show back in the television and everything will be better and bigger than the old
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Transmission format. The total prize pool for the year 2007 is $ 335,000, with the overall winner a prize money alone in the amount of $ 125,000 will receive. Neunundvierzig players each pay a buy-in in the amount of $ 5000 and will take effect in seven rounds, each with 7 players against each other, then there will be a semi-finals and finals. Together with some of the most famous poker players from the scene, several newcomers and a number of online qualifiers in this event.
For PartyPoker you can online for participation in the Late Night Poker qualify. Every Monday evening at 20:25 GMT (15:25 ET) have the players at Party Poker the chance for this TV poker event to qualify. The buy-in is 300 $ + 20 $, with 25 players each for a package worth $ 7500 is available, from the buy-in for the Late Night Poker event, staying in a five-star hotel and 800 $ Pocket money. If they direct buy-in for the Qualifiers is too high, you have the possibility of super satellites to qualify the buy-in for this super satellite starts at $ 1.
The games are played by Vicky Coren commented, the tournament director Thomas Kremser.
The announcement that Late Night Poker on the TV screen return was overshadowed by the message that Rob Gardner, which the reporting on the first tournament produced had tragically died unexpectedly.
A PartyPoker spokesman said: “The faces of the participants were drawn from shock, when it became known that the original producer of reporting, Rob Gardner, at the age of only 36 years died unexpectedly. Rob’s contribution to increasing the popularity of TV poker Transfers and its commitment to Late Night Poker us on the screen to bring us all were of inestimable value. His death leaves a big gap. We will all miss him, not just those who knew him personally, but also the entire Poker Industry.