FullTiltPoker.Net launches poker TV show this month

September 5

In the world of cable TV poker events, there are tons of shows on just about any day of the week in the US. If you are an Internet gambling fan that really wants to learn the strategies of the game from true poker pros, the pros from FullTiltPoker.Net have what you are looking for

Not many of us Internet gambling players can afford our own personal poker coach, so FullTiltPoker.net takes you to school with a cool, new 30 minute show that entertains and reveals the winning strategies of Texas Holdem.

Learn From The Pros premiers this month on Tuesday , Sept. 27 at 8:30 PM EST, with new episodes airing every Sunday at 4:30 PM EST and repeats on Tuesdays at 8:30 PM EST. With that, you will be able to catch the show for sure. Hosted by Best Damn Sports Show Period's Chris Rose and poker pro Howard Lederer, the 26-week series will show the nuances of the most popular casino game on television. As the series progresses, the pros offer more sophisticated lessons and offer up some of the tricks of the trade for winning big pots.

During the TV series, members of Team Full Tilt, the world-renowned poker champions behind FullTiltPoker.Net join Rose and Lederer to offer tips and strategy lessons. Players include: World Series of Poker (WSOP) champion Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, seven-time WSOP bracelet winner and poker legend Erik Seidel, 2004 American Poker Championship winner Phil Ivey, 2002 Card Player Magazine "Champion of the Year" John Juanda, 2003 WPT Aruba Poker Classic winner Erick Lindgren, plus Jennifer Harman, the first woman to ever win two WSOP bracelets, and 2003 World Poker Tour Ladies Night champion Clonie Gowen. Also, expected to participate are 2004 Card Player Magazine Player of the Year Daniel Negreanu, Poker Ambassador to Wynn Las Vegas, Annie Duke and Gus Hansen.

The poker pros will take part in discussions on various poker topics, providing them a rare opportunity to share some of the insider stories that have made them legends in the poker world. The show also offers an interactive component as it provides viewers the chance to email their questions about how to play a hand, or what they should have done in a particular situation and the pros will answer in detail.