Poker After Dark is a poker show on NBC, with a unique twist. The game is based in the Aria Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, and the episode is broadcast live every month. Previously, the show aired 13 times a year. It is now available on demand, and subscribers can watch highlights or the full episodes for free. The first season of the game ran for seven seasons, from 2009 to 2015.
The first season aired six times a week. The show aired at 2:05 a.m. ET on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and at 12:30 a.m. ET on Sundays. Depending on the affiliate, the show is filmed at either time. The early Sunday broadcast, “Dream Table,” featured only heads-up play. Despite this, the show is widely regarded as the most popular poker show on TV.
A popular feature of Poker After Dark is that it follows one single table from beginning to end, and viewers can watch their favorite players compete against some of the world’s best poker players. Unlike tournaments, the show is broadcast six times a week, but it is a great way to follow the competition. The show is rated T, so it is recommended for viewers who want to stay up late and watch their favorite players. In addition, the series’ format is unique because it allows viewers to see the best poker players at a single table, and a cash game is played over a week.
Poker After Dark is available in English, Polish, and Russian TV. The episodes are televised on 7TV at 11pm and REN-TV at 3 pm. In Poland, it airs on Sportklub. The show features many celebrities, including Jeremy Levin and Marcin Grzywacz. During the season, the poker series was hosted in the ARIA Resort and Casino. For the first episode, the players were paired with aces in the same game.
In Poland, Poker After Dark was broadcast on REN-TV at 1:30 am ET on Tuesday and Saturday, and on Sportsklub at 11 pm ET on Sunday. In Russia, it is broadcast on 7TV at 11:30am and REN-TV at 3 pm. The show is not available in the Czech Republic or Slovakia, but is available on several affiliates. It’s a great way to watch poker at a later time.
Poker After Dark was broadcast on RTL9 in France and SPORT1 in Germany. In Germany, it was aired on Veronica in the Netherlands. In The Netherlands, it was broadcast on Veronica, with English commentary. It was also broadcast in Sweden, Denmark, and Italy. This show was canceled in 2011 due to the scandal surrounding Full Tilt Poker. There were no upcoming episodes. Instead, new episodes will be broadcast on the video streaming service.
