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The fun and excitement of “Friday Night Poker” continued with a Week 3 lineup that created plenty of action! Get caught up now and watch it all on-demand on Stadium’s Facebook Watch page. Highlighted by Antonio Esfandiari’s relentless aggression and needling, this is definitely one worth reliving on-demand.
Every week of Friday Night Poker action becomes available on-demand on PokerGO a week after airing. Check out the Week 1 & 2 action through your PokerGO subscription right here.
Friday Night Poker Week 2 Lineup
About this week’s action, Jeff Platt said, “Friday Night Poker brought it all this week. There were three all-ins in the first three hands and that certainly set the tone for the night.”
The action never stopped, except when Antonio Esfandiari had to cash in his massive stack before he left! Anytime you win $35,000 at a $5-$10 game, you’ll have a lot of chips to count. What was even better than his profitable session? His needling of Jeff Gross. What an entertaining night! We are already looking forward to having these players back later in the season.”
Start watching the action now in the player below.
Every week on Stadium’s Facebook Watch page, Friday Night Poker presents an eclectic mix of players in a $1,500 buy-in minimum buy-in uncapped $5/$10 No Limit Texas Hold’em game with a $10 big blind ante.
Live from the PokerGO Studio, hosted by Jeff Platt with play-by-play commentary provided by Brent Hanks and Amanda Leatherman providing updates from the floor, Friday Night Poker will be a highly-engaging experience for poker fans who can chat and react to the play with both the commentators and plays.
Stay tuned to Poker Central for more information on upcoming Friday Night Poker lineup announcements, listen to the Poker Central Podcast for weekly updates on the Friday Night Poker action, and follow us on Twitter to not miss any of the action.
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