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Online Poker - Video Poker News for Monday - January 12, 2004

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• TV poker proves a ratings draw
• Fans flock to new local card tourneys
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TV poker proves a ratings draw - 2004-01-12
The hot hand in TV at the moment, according to numerous networks, is televised poker.

NBC will use a TV poker tournament to counterprogram the Super Bowl pregame festivities next month; NBC and Bravo have aired celebrity poker specials in prime time; and the Travel Channel, which set off the current poker mania, has more tricks — and cards — up its sleeve for 2004.

"Poker is very hot," Travel Channel Executive Vice President Rick Rodriguez says. "It really is a cultural juggernaut."
Read the full story at Dayton Daily News
 
Fans flock to new local card tourneys - 2004-01-12
As amateur poker tournaments become more popular in Wichita bars, state and local officials are trying to determine whether the games violate any laws.

Both the Sedgwick County district attorney's office and the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control in Topeka admit that they are taking a closer look at the tournaments, which have appealed to hundreds of players in recent months.

"We are aware of it, and we are looking into it," said Sharon Werner, chief lawyer for the consumer fraud and economic crime division with the district attorney's office.
Read the full story at Wichita Eagle
 





 


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