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jj6m · Dec 22, 2022

Should poker be shown on mainstream tv?

rachelle2291 · Dec 22, 2022

I used to watch it quite a bit but not so much lately. It doesn't seem to be on as much now either. I got a bit bored of it for some reason. I would vote yes for showing the wsop main event on mainstream TV. I would probably watch that but maybe not much else.

molokheia · Dec 22, 2022

Hi There

I Think that it should be shown much more on TV I really dont know why it´s not

Rgds

Risto234 · Dec 22, 2022

molokheia said:
Hi There

I Think that it should be shown much more on TV I really dont know why it´s not

Rgds

Lmao no one is going to watch every second of it for hours on TV ...

Normino · Dec 22, 2022

they have poker on sports channels here

takinitSLEAZEE · Dec 22, 2022

Yes. Although, I might use the term "network" tv as opposed to "mainstream" but that's just semantics.
Does NBC still have Poker After Dark?

MK_ · Dec 22, 2022

Welp.... there used to be several very mainstream poker shows shown weekly on tv and online, and yes people watched it for hours because it was awesome to see great players playing poker, black friday slowly killed a lot of poker in many ways... now the wsop is shown on pokergo so you have to subscribe!

DiegoRamos · Dec 22, 2022

jj6m said:
Should poker be shown on mainstream tv?

Why not? As it is a game for over 18s, I don't know how it works in your country in relation to open TV, but it should, obeying the schedules for indicative classification.

888NOX888 · Dec 23, 2022

I believe that poker tournaments can be shown on regular television, but after 10 pm and with age restrictions.

Newzooozooo · Dec 23, 2022

jj6m said:
Should poker be shown on mainstream tv?

Hi

I think that there are enough tournaments broadcasts on YouTube. For those who want to find a broadcast of an event of interest to them, this is not a problem.
Good luck.

Rahatis · Dec 23, 2022

100%
It has to be. It will bring more players to the game we love.

wavetune · Dec 23, 2022

no, of course, it is absurd to agitate card gambling among young people and children. At one time, a local website invited all sorts of famous people, they played poker and it was broadcast on regular TV, but the state quickly covered up this expensive advertising

G0930 · Dec 23, 2022

molokheia said:
Hi There

I Think that it should be shown much more on TV I really dont know why it´s not

Rgds

I do because it doesn't get enough viewers.. also what @vardann said.

gravii2011 · Dec 23, 2022

I think that with the advent of the Internet and computers, fewer people watch TV. So there's no point in showing poker on TV. Enough online.

Mauricio Perrotta · Dec 23, 2022

I don't think it's necessary to have poker on TV, if you think TV is the least watched by young people today, I imagine it's them you want to attract right? , they are more interested in streaming platforms, and they already have live poker there, on Twitch, YouTube or whatever you want.

cracker · Dec 23, 2022

I would rather watch poker than golf and there are channels dedicated to golf.

G0930 · Dec 23, 2022

cracker said:
I would rather watch poker than golf and there are channels dedicated to golf.

It's totally ok not to promote games where money is involved in free tv.
There are some pay TV Channels like ESPN who Broadcast poker but really unnecessary, we live in the age of streaming

INISHTE · Dec 28, 2022

Since it's not something that's in fashion, maybe that's why they don't show it on open TV, but I wish there was someone who would take risks and put together enough content to make a Poker channel, I would always watch it 😁

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