Hosts Joe Sebok and Scott Huff discuss the World Poker Tour’s return to Paris and whether it matters if the players at a big event’s final table aren’t well-known to the poker public. They also speak to Cereus COO Paul Leggett about the recent security issues at Absolute Poker and UB.com.

So what should you do at the World Series of Poker when you’re not playing? Joe and Huff run down five fun activities that will either recharge your batteries or keep you out till dawn. Dana Workman then reviews the hot news in poker, including Jennifer Harman’s racy campaign video for the WSOP Tournament of Champions.

“Amazing Race” contestant Maria Ho joins Joe and Huff in the studio to talk about her experience on the show, her plans for the 2010 World Series of Poker, and then Maria goes “On the Clock” to see if she can best Trishelle Cannatella’s so-far unbeatable score.

Phil Ivey leads the voting for the WSOP Tournament of Champions and hosts Joe Sebok and Scott Huff discuss whether Phil Ivey is now the most popular poker player in the world. The also talk about sponsorship changes involving two other superstars, David Williams and Annette Obrestad.

The 2010 World Series of Poker is just around the corner and Joe and Huff talk about the recent WSOP conference call and what changes players will find this year. And if you can’t make it to the WSOP this year, Dana Workman reviews five websites that will make you feel like you’re at the Rio.

2007 Playmate of the Year Sara Underwood joins Joe and Huff in the studio to talk about her recent signing with Victory Poker and her plans for the World Series of Poker. And we also have footage of Sara and Joe during a Bikram Yoga session, which is worth the price of admission alone. Reigning Bluff Magazine Player of the Year Jason Mercier discusses the new PokerStars Big Game show that will debut in June.

Joe Sebok and Scott Huff cover the poker headlines from around the world, including news from the EPT Monte Carlo where Nicolas Chouity bested the field in the final event and the €25,000 High Roller event take-down by Germany’s Tobias Reinkemeier. Sebok and Huff discuss the future and prestige of EPT vs WPT.

Seebs and Huff discuss the best value events at the WSOP.  Dana Workman sums up online poker activity including the two plus two forum and updates on UB’s Phil Hellmuth, Beth Shak, and the P2N poker mailbag.   P2N hosts welcome Mike Matusow to the set of Poker2Nite. Matusow joins Sebok and Huff the discussion of the women in poker and their big year in 2010.  Matusow bets if 3 women win a bracelet, he’ll streak the strip in Vegas and weighs in on the debate surrounding the controversial voting process for the TOC event.

On the poker2nite UB studio, poker mindset coach Sam Chauhan, talks of his shift from corporate to poker.  His method, strategy, and an amazing client list including last month’s WPT  World Champion David Williams, Antonio Esfandiari and Phil Hellmuth. Chauhan details how regular home game players can apply his methods to improve their own bag of Texas Hold ‘em tricks amongst their buddies.

Hosts Joe Sebok and Scott Huff discuss the headlines from the poker world, including Team UB’s Liv Boeree winning the EPT San Remo. Gloria Balding interviewed Liv shortly after she won Europe’s biggest-ever tournament to find out what it’s like to go from one of Poker2Nite’s “Girls of Poker” to EPT Champion.

David Williams finished 2nd at the 2004 Main Event but there was no denying him last week as he won the WPT World Championship. David joins hosts Joe Sebok and Scott Huff via Skype to talk about his victory and, of course, his hair. Then Dana Workman reviews the forum chatter about whether 2010 will go down as the Year of the Woman.

Tiltboy Rafe Furst visits the Poker2Nite studio to talk about prop bets and raising money for cancer research before Joe and Scott put him “On the Clock”. And then poker player and blogger Thuy Doan joins Joe and Scott via Skype to talk about her battle with cancer and how the poker community rallied to her aid.

Party Poker Big Game IV concludes with David "Viffer" Peat taking home the sweet 147,275 British pound prize. Justin Bonomo and Isaac Haxton talk about their disappointment that isildir1 didn't show. The WSOP announces the coveted list for Tournament of Champions. We cover the San Remo event for the EPT and the Sunday major online tournaments.

P2N Online brings us the inside scoop on some potential new TV show pilots including Joe Cada's new show "6th Street" as well as Matthew Marafioti's potential terrible acting in "The Kid". Jeff Madsen tries to pull a fast one on his fans by telling them he's moving to Israel until the WSOP, which turned out to be a big hoax.

In the studio are actors Kevin Pollak and Samm Levine talking about their show called Kevin Pollack's Chat Show. Since there is no time restraint or censorship since it's all online, it makes for a great show. We get a little strategy and insight from them both and their Hollywood home games without name dropping to keep the feds off of the celebs.

Weekly headlines include Vanessa Selbst banking $750,000 in the NAPT Mohican Sun live event as well as Tom Durrrr Dwan's new commercial and who else could be on the verge of stardom. The mysterious Isildir1 backed out of the huge commitment to show up at a live event and let TonyG back him.

The 2010 WSOP is just now 6 weeks away and there are several changes, including moving the game play from the Amazon room to the Convention Area where they've hosted the Gaming Life Expo in the past. Other changes include the $50K HORSE event going back to No Limit Holdem at the final table and the $40K event will be six-handed. The P2N Online segment features "The Maven" video and the parody response video by Jason "JaspudUF" Lee. Todd Brunson's Tweet of the week pokes fun at Scott Nguyen's Tweeeeeter fan phone call.

Harrah's Interactive and WSOP Vice President, Ty Stewart, comes in the studio and gives light to some of the format changes for the upcoming WSOP. He's looking to have more women winning bracelets, and, pending the amount of seats, have a bigger showing overall. Stewart talks through the problems during 1D last year with the lockout and mentions the option this year to pre-register, so players, quit being lazy!

In our last episode, Tony G invited the mysterious Isildir1 to allow him to stake him in a live tournament, and he has accepted. Isildir1 will be playing in his first TV tournament in London at the Party Poker Big Game live. Will he wear a mask? Will he live up to the hype? In other news, PokerStars has announced their Fox TV show "The Big Game". Will it be a good show?

Poker2nite goes inside the home of L.A. Lakers owner and Basketball Hall of Famer, Dr. Jerry Buss, to interview him on his history of poker and what his future holds. We find out if Dr. Buss would prefer to see the Lakers take another title or himself walk home with a WSOP bracelet. Dana Workman takes us through the P2N Online segment featuring the Prahlad Friedman record and the related forum chatter. Digging into the Reader Mailbag, Joe Sebok answers a poker strategy question about being raised with an A-9 offsuit.

This week's in-studio guest is UFC ring announcer, Bruce Buffer, who discusses the similarity between MMA fighting and poker. He's opening the Bruce Buffer Poker Room in the Luxor casino in the near future, which should bridge the gap between the two sports. Later in the episode, Poker2nite Girls shows off Poker hottie, Liv Boeree is featured in her sexy Maxim photo shoot and her ability to shred the guitar.

Carlos Mortensen ties Gus Hansen’s record of the Most WPT titles with his 3rd Championship at the Hollywood Poker Open this past week. Carlos passes Daniel Negreanu for all time money in WPT events. In other online news we cover the winners of the Stars Sunday Million, Full Tilt 750K GTD event and the UB Sunday 200K GT.

Poker News owner and High Stakes player TonyG comes on Poker2nite via skype to confirm that isildir1 is under 21 years old and is from Sweden. Dana Workman breaks down the latest online poker buzz including Jennifer ‘Jennicide’ Leigh’s comeback to poker, Jeff Madsen’s view on AlQueda with the forum buzz created because of it, and some Mailbag questions and answers from Antonio Esfandiari and Brandon Cantu.

Prahlad Friedman comes in the studio to discuss his tournament play, style changes, and his battle-rap lyrics. He goes On-The-Clock to challenge Trishelle Cannatella’s record and speaking of records, Poker2nite has exclusive footage of Prahlad on an outdoor court surpassing Phoenix Suns’ Steve Nash 21 free-throw record.

Poker2nite takes a look at the Best Young Players like Brandon Cantu, Vivek Rajkumar, Jason Mercier and Dan O'Brien. The EPT Berlin thief suspects have been apprehended after one of the alleged thieves turned themselves into the German police this week. Did the WSOP get it right this time for the Tournament of Champions concept? Find out.

Poker-tells expert Joe Navarro joins Scott Huff and Joe Sebok via skype to talk about how he went from spy catcher for the FBI to a professional poker player. "Hottest Girls in Poker" Lacey Jones comes on set for the "Girls of Poker" feature and discusses some tips on how women should approach getting into the game of poker. Oh yeah, and we go through some of her HOT modeling footage.

Familiar face, Jeff Madsen, comes on set to comment on the Best Young Poker Players and the line between arrogance and confidence when you're up and coming. Of course Jeff has a high profile as a rapper and he shares his influences on set. We wrap up the episode with Madsen "On the Clock" and pull comments from our Mailbag.

Is Scott Huff wearing a woman's sweater? Yes, he definitely is. More importantly, Poker2nite covers this week's Poker Headlines like the Bay 101 Shooting star, the McLean Carr interview post-win, analysis of Hellmuth's Legacy and Isildur1 is back on the scene terrorizing the online tables but is still unidentified.

Big news on Monday was the announcement of the Tournament of Champions and Joe Sebok is NOT happy about the new structure of choosing players. Is it too much of a popularity contest or should it be required that only previous WSOP and WPT event winners are eligible? Later, P2N has Joanna Krupa in the studio to take us through her scuff with Paris Hilton and the forbidden dance on stage with Sebok.

P2N Online segment brings you all the latest news online. This week Dana Workman talks through the epic Two Plus Two threads that focused on some great posters including a thread with pictures of Antonio Esfandiari and Phil Lock against Phil Hellmuth and TuPac.

This episode covers the NBC Head's Up event in depth by giving comments on whether the luster of the event has worn off, if the player selection needs improvement or whether it's just for TV with big names and only a few online players. At the EPT Berlin, there was an armed robbery at the event where theives stormed the casino for $272,000. Finally, a UK poker site offers Tiger Woods a $75M endorsement deal, will he take it?

Poker2nite goes to the red carpet of the NBC National Head's Up Champtionship and brings the Champion Annie Duke into the studio for an exclusive interview. Annie discusses her motivations, play against Erick Seidel and how she plans to use this edge to catapult her poker career for this year and those to come.

Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist Hannah Teter comes on the show via Skype to talk about her latest poker play, her charity work in Africa and how her influence has earned her very own Ben and Jerry's flavor. Dana Workman takes us through what's hot online with the P2N online segment focusing on Scotty Nguyen, Brian Balsbaugh, Annette Obrestad, Phil Gordon, and Poker Power couple Erick Lindgren and Erica Shoenberg.

Poker2nite debuts their second season with Joe Sebok, Scott Huff and Dana Workman back in action. We start the episode with Joe's lost tattoo prop bet with Gavin Smith and Jeff Madsen, a look at the WPT Celebrity Invitational with Jenny McCarthy and other celebs, NAPT review and National Heads-up Poker invitation list (#1 Female Player, Kathy Leibert was not invited, WTF?).

Lauren Kling is our first Poker Hottie segment participant to come on the show to talk about her appearance in the LAPC. Lacey Jones then takes us to the red carpet at the Celebrity Invitational. Trishelle Cannatella is in the studio next to brag about her final table appearance at the WPT Celebrity Invitational to discuss history, strategy and her Real World regrets.

We come back to Trishelle in the studio for some questions for our "On the Clock" segment, where she answers and tells all in :60. Dana Workman takes us through the P2N Online Round Up which features the buzz on blogs, forums and the online poker world.

The recap of the inaugural season of Poker2nite includes some embarrassing outtakes of Joe Sebok and Scott Huff. We revisit Durrr-weinerschnitzel and Mike Sexton's Poker Hall Of Fame induction.

JThis segment looks back at when Layne Flack demoralized Scott Huff by arm wrestling him in the studio. P2N looks at when Lon McEachern killed poker trivia and Andy Black knows all the 'Black or Jack' questions followed up by Mike Matasow's Melt Down.

We look back at just how Dana Workman has pulled P2N out of the muck with the Weekly Misdeal. Phil's Best Blowups looks at his use of the word 'idiot' and the 53 times the TV network had to bleep out other obscenities. Finally, we end with P2N favorite moments.

Poker2nite debuts their second season with Joe Sebok, Scott Huff and Dana Workman back in action. We start the episode with Joe's lost tattoo prop bet with Gavin Smith and Jeff Madsen, a look at the WPT Celebrity Invitational with Jenny McCarthy and other celebs, NAPT review and National Heads-up Poker invitation list (#1 Female Player, Kathy Leibert was not invited, WTF?).

Lauren Kling is our first Poker Hottie segment participant to come on the show to talk about her appearance in the LAPC. Lacey Jones then takes us to the red carpet at the Celebrity Invitational. Trishelle Cannatella is in the studio next to brag about her final table appearance at the WPT Celebrity Invitational to discuss history, strategy and her Real World regrets.

We come back to Trishelle in the studio for some questions for our "On the Clock" segment, where she answers and tells all in :60. Dana Workman takes us through the P2N Online Round Up which features the buzz on blogs, forums and the online poker world.

The Aussie Millions wrap up covers the top 10 finishers in the Main Event and the 1st-ever woman winner of an AM event. Phil Ivey moves up the list for all-time tournament money to take over Daniel Negreanu. Antonio Esfandiari comes on the show via skype to discuss the LA Poker Classic and how he entered into the WPT circuit to become a millionaire a few years back.

Jason Alexander comes into the Poker2nite studio to talk about his appearance at the 2009 WSOP and how he used patience to go deep into Day 3. He discusses the advantages and disadvantages going head to head with some of the biggest pros. Justin Bonomo takes us on an insider tour of Panorama Towers in Las Vegas where over 80 poker pros live.

High Mis-stakes Poker previews how Sebok got owned by JC Tran in a hand at the 2007 LA Poker Classic. The weekly Misdeal covers Charlie Davies and Michael Phelps playing live poker, Pop-up Drinks, and Doyle Brunson's Twitter award.

Tournament director Matt Savage takes us into the start of the LA Poker Classic $335 re-buy event with a $1M prizepool at the Commerce Casino. This is the largest tourney in the world outside of the WSOP. Next we look how Norwegien poker player Annette Obrestad takes down an Omaha event at the Aussie Millions.

Mike "The Mouth" Matusow talks about his worst poker year in 2009 coming off his two best years prior, winning just $2,200. He discusses the strengths and weaknesses of Phil Ivey, Elky Butron and Phil Hellmuth as well as his new book, "Check-Raising the Devil" before showing 'Mikey's Meltdown'.

The 'All-In Blind' segment discusses re-entry tournaments vs Howard Stern's FCC violations and President Obama's Irish background vs Conan O'Brian on the Jay Leno show. The Weekly Misdeal takes a look at illegal topless poker, the 20th birthday of the Rio in Vegas, T.J.'s WSOP bracelet auction, and Sega's new online poker room. Finally, P2N covers the AP College Challenge final table and the $10K tuition winner.

Lacey Jones bring us to the new casino in the $8.5 billion City Center investment, the Aria Casino. She interviews the poker room manager Adam Altweis and takes us inside the 18-table poker room to show us what they have that no one else does.

Faraz Jaka and Justin Smith come in the studio to recap and analyze a hand at the recent WPT Bellagio event and their individual playing styles.

Poker2nite's Poker Dictionary defines 'side action', 'prop bets', 'cross booking' and 'freerolling'. Dana Workman discusses Legalizing poker in NJ and WSOP Rule Changes including personal hygiene restrictions in the Weekly Misdeal.

Joe Sebok goes into detail on his performance, or lack there of, at the Caribbean Adventure. Poker2nite continues to cover the event in detail and honors the tragic loss of poker favorite, Amir Vahedi.

In the studio we observe a day in the life of 6-time WSOP bracelet winner, Layne Flack. Poker2nite goes In the Tank with Darvin Moon in his head's up match against Joe Cada in the 2009 WSOP.

'High Stakes Low Profile' highlights the great poker players that aren't quite in the spotlight yet. We look at who might be the next player to take a WSOP bracelet between Amnon Filippi, Justin Young, Scott Clements, and Amit Makhija.

In the "Check Raise Fold" segment, Joe Sebok predicts whether or not Isildur1, Patrik Antonius, Gus Hansen, Joe Cada, and Doyle Brunson will be big in 2010. We also take a look at the 2005 WPT Foxwoods edition of "Phil's Best Blowups".

Tournament Director extraordinaire Matt Savage comes into the studio to help the audience understand what it takes to put on poker tournaments on 6 of 7 continents. We also get an inside look at the time-honored tradition of credit card roulette to pay the dinner bill.

Poker2nite goes In The Tank with Paul Jackson in the Monte Carlo Millions with Phil Ivey in 2005. We follow the intense hand as Jackson describes his reasoning for how he plays. The Weekly Misdeal goes into a Guiness Book poker record broken, a special Star Trek nerd and the intrigue of the Caribbean Adventure.

P2N takes a look at the highlights of 2009, including the Phil Ivey's 2 WSOP bracelets, the unlikely WSOP 2009 final table, Isildur's mysterious high stakes debut online, Lady Gaga's Poker Face, and finally the UIGEA 6 month delay unfolding. Lacey Jones goes down to the WPT 5 Diamond Classic to talk to players about their New Year's resolutions.

Legendary prop better Gavin Smith is in the studio and discusses his worst year in poker and how he came to have a tattoo because of a lost 'last longer' bet. Next up is coverage of the celebrity event One Step Closer, where Jennifer Tilley and Mekhi Phifer join poker pros to play and benefit Cerebral Palsy.

Poker2nite goes 'In The Tank' with Justin Bonomo's WSOP hand against De Wolfe and discusses his strategy and decision that leads to a loss of over $600K in chips. Dana Workman's Weekly Misdeal highlights her favorite moments of the year including how Phil Ivey had more sidebets for his bracelets than his actual WSOP winnings and the heads up match between Annie Duke and Joan Rivers.

Episode 6 of the first season of Poker2Nite covered the WPT's Five Diamond Doyle Brunson Classic and the newest poker made Millionaire. The match eventually came down to a heads-up battle between two of the best - Daniel Alaei and Josh Arieh, with Alaei becoming WPT's newest "Poker Made Millionaire".

Eric "basebaldy" Baldwin, 2009 Card Player Magazine Player of the year is in the studio to share his path to victory. Joe and Scott ask him the easy and tough questions… At what point did you know you were player of the year? What do you think of your competition? Who's your agent and why hasn't he gotten you a deal with Propecia?

And Bluff's player of the year? The Poker2Nite crew review stats and some impressive numbers on Jason Mercier, the 23 year-old poker millionaire.

Dana Workman presents the Weekly Misdeal with news from around the globe, including WSOP's 2010 schedule, Gus Hansen's break, Negreanu's "delusional" description of Phil Hellmuth and the gift of the week, an allen wrench.

Later, in the spirit of the holidays, the poker community comes together in a heart-touching show of solidarity for fellow player Thuy Doan who is waging her own courageous battle. The Poker2Nite crew cover Doyle Brunson, Tom Dwan, & other big names who shave their heads to support their fellow poker player who is battling cancer.

Episode 5 of Poker2nite covers the first days of the WPT Five Diamond Classic at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. They interview the $5K event winner, Scott Seiver, who took down 1st place with a hefty $218K prize. Featured next is a segment called Phil's Biggest Blowups, featuring Phil Hellmuth Jr at his WSOP 2008 appearance and giving someone an earful for some donkey play.

This week’s in-studio guest is the 38th member of the Poker Hall of Fame, Mike Sexton. He discusses what it means to be presented with this type of lifetime achievement award and also what his worst TV moment has been in his career.

Finally, Sebok and Huff compare the edge that players and poker events have with the “Coin Flip” segment. The Weekly Misdeal covers WSOP winner and 1st runner up, Montel Williams and some of the Asian poker sort.

Episode 4 of Poker2nite gets into the nitty gritty of why players love the WPT Five Diamond Classic at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. Poker2nite went to the event early for a little preview with some of the key players including the Godfather of Poker, Doyle Brunson.

Next comes an in-studio interview with 11-time WSOP champ, Phil Hellmuth, to accompany a few clips of previous blow-ups on camera. Phil describes his worst year in poker, which has been 2009 and why he’s not going to make it to the WPT Five Diamond Classic.

The Check-Raise-Fold segment details who’s who in the poker circuit and what their status is on the Check-Raise-Fold meter. The episode concludes with Huff and Sebok’s analysis of the Player of the Year rankings by Bluff and Card Player. Poker2nite interviews the contenders to see who thinks they’ll be able to put this one away for 2009.

Episode 3 of Poker2nite starts off by thanking God for the delay on the UIGEA ruling and discussing what this means for online poker. They connect with Poker Player’s Alliance chairman John Pappas to help explain the situation and define exactly what the PPA is an advocate for. The next segment is the debut of “All-In Blind” which asks the hosts a series of three questions like: Of Darvin Moon and the 2008-2009 New England Patriots, which was the more impressive runner up? Finally, the episode concludes with the Weekly Misdeal, which highlights glass houses, naked pros and a reference to Lucky Charms.

Scott and Joe ask the tough questions and, in this episode, ask them of Andy Bloch, poker player, blackjack savant and owner of about a dozen advanced degrees. The Poker2nite hosts examine the insane action surrounding Isildur1, the mystery player who came out of nowhere to battle durrrr, Antonius and Ivey. They recap Annie Duke’s recent charity tournament by wandering the floor and asking those in attendance, “What are you thankful for?” But don’t miss the action, watch UB’s Brandon Cantu get tasered to settle a bet with Clonie Gowan.

The debut episode highlights Joe Cada’s WSOP win, his top-notch cheering section for the final table and a look at his famous 9-9 winning streak. Special guest Lon McEachern, WSOP commentator for ESPN, gives some insight on how commentating has changed throughout the years with the evolution of poker players. Finally, you'll be introduced to the beautiful Dana Workman as she highlights the Weekly Misdeal.