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May 22, 2018  Poker Central announced its 2018 WSOP live stream schedule on PokerGO as well as its broadcast talent. PokerGO will live stream WSOP events from June 2 through July 17, including 13 days of Main Event coverage and two days of Big One for One Drop action to cap off a thrilling summer. Stream poker with PokerGO®, the premier destination for live and on demand poker. Watch your favorite professional poker players like Daniel Negreanu, Doug Polk, Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, and Phil Hellmuth plus celebrities like Don Cheadle, Norm Macdonald, and Kevin Hart throw down on the felt. Experience the high stakes action with a non-stop schedule of the biggest cash games and tournaments.

Poker Central has announced an expanded streaming schedule during the 2018 World Series of Poker that includes 30 days of event coverage from June 2 – July 17 via subscription-based platform PokerGO.

“We’re eager to continue our live coverage of the WSOP on PokerGO for the second year running,” said Sam Simmons, vice president of content at Poker Central. “Our expanded coverage schedule including a wide array of poker variants will give our viewers even more opportunities to follow all the action of the world’s most prestigious tournament series.”

“Our expanded coverage schedule including a wide array of poker variants will give our viewers even more opportunities to follow all the action of the world’s most prestigious tournament series.”

As Simmons mentioned, the 2018 broadcast schedule is set to include a multitude of non-hold’em events, in response to fan feedback last year. Among these event additions are streamed final tables of $10K Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better, $1,500 Eight Game Mix, $10K No Limit Lowball Draw, $1,500 Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better, $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha, $10K Seven Card Stud, $25K High Roller Pot Limit Omaha and $10K Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw.

Poker Central and ESPN already released their preliminary live coverage schedule for the WSOP Main Event from July 2 – July 14 as well as the $1 million buy-in Big One for One Drop from July 16-17. While much of these two prestigious events will air on ESPN, PokerGO will be offering exclusive coverage of the events outside of the ESPN broadcast windows.

“We’re looking forward to having Poker Central and ESPN tag team coverage for the WSOP again this year,” said Ty Stewart, executive director of the WSOP. “Fans can expect stellar storylines and wall-to-wall coverage throughout the event and during the ‘Big One for One Drop.’”

Broadcast Talent

'Poker After Dark' commentator Ali Nejad, who provided commentary on PokerGO during the 2017 Main Event broadcasts, will take on the role of anchoring play-by-play duties for bracelet events this summer, with guest commentary coming from “the voice of poker,” ESPN’s Lon McEachern.

A rotating cast of additional color commentators will also make appearances throughout the schedule, including the familiar voice of longtime ESPN color commentator Norman Chad. Further color commentators will be announced event by event. Check out the full event broadcast schedule below.

2018 WSOP PokerGO Broadcast Schedule

_{*The scheduling including dates, times, and specific events is subject to change. All events will be streamed on a 30-60 minute delay dependent on start time with hole cards shown.
**Blackout restrictions will apply}

If you want to make sure to catch all the streaming action at the most prestigious poker series of the year, subscribe to PokerGO today, and watch WSOP action and more, live and on demand. For a look at the complete 2018 WSOP schedule, click here.

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Poker Central has announced an expanded streaming schedule during the 2018 World Series of Poker that includes 30 days of event coverage from June 2 – July 17 via subscription-based platform PokerGO.

“We’re eager to continue our live coverage of the WSOP on PokerGO for the second year running,” said Sam Simmons, vice president of content at Poker Central. “Our expanded coverage schedule including a wide array of poker variants will give our viewers even more opportunities to follow all the action of the world’s most prestigious tournament series.”

“Our expanded coverage schedule including a wide array of poker variants will give our viewers even more opportunities to follow all the action of the world’s most prestigious tournament series.”

As Simmons mentioned, the 2018 broadcast schedule is set to include a multitude of non-hold’em events, in response to fan feedback last year. Among these event additions are streamed final tables of $10K Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better, $1,500 Eight Game Mix, $10K No Limit Lowball Draw, $1,500 Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better, $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha, $10K Seven Card Stud, $25K High Roller Pot Limit Omaha and $10K Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw.

Poker Central and ESPN already released their preliminary live coverage schedule for the WSOP Main Event from July 2 – July 14 as well as the $1 million buy-in Big One for One Drop from July 16-17. While much of these two prestigious events will air on ESPN, PokerGO will be offering exclusive coverage of the events outside of the ESPN broadcast windows.

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“We’re looking forward to having Poker Central and ESPN tag team coverage for the WSOP again this year,” said Ty Stewart, executive director of the WSOP. “Fans can expect stellar storylines and wall-to-wall coverage throughout the event and during the ‘Big One for One Drop.’”

Broadcast Talent

'Poker After Dark' commentator Ali Nejad, who provided commentary on PokerGO during the 2017 Main Event broadcasts, will take on the role of anchoring play-by-play duties for bracelet events this summer, with guest commentary coming from “the voice of poker,” ESPN’s Lon McEachern.

A rotating cast of additional color commentators will also make appearances throughout the schedule, including the familiar voice of longtime ESPN color commentator Norman Chad. Further color commentators will be announced event by event. Check out the full event broadcast schedule below.

2018 WSOP PokerGO Broadcast Schedule

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_{*The scheduling including dates, times, and specific events is subject to change. All events will be streamed on a 30-60 minute delay dependent on start time with hole cards shown.
**Blackout restrictions will apply}

If you want to make sure to catch all the streaming action at the most prestigious poker series of the year, subscribe to PokerGO today, and watch WSOP action and more, live and on demand. For a look at the complete 2018 WSOP schedule, click here.

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