World Poker Tour
Season 1
TV-PG
Poker players from around the world compete for large cash prizes
Where to Watch World Poker Tour • Season 1
14 Episodes
- Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker ClassicE1
Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker ClassicThe World Poker Tour kicks off its first season in dramatic style as Chris Bigler and pros Kaseem Deeb, Gus Hansen, John Hennigan, John Juanda and Scotty Nguyen duke it out on the felt for the lion's share of the $1.5 million prize pool. - UltimateBet Aruba ClassicE3
UltimateBet Aruba ClassicIt's a three-ring circus of action as four online entrants square off to see how online skills translate in a live game. Then four of the world's top pros (Phil Gordon, Jennifer Harman, Phil Hellmuth, Jr. and Scotty Nguyen) battle for a winner-take-all $25,000 freeze out. For the grand finale, it's beginner's luck vs. veteran skill in heads-up competition between the online winner and the pro winner. - Lucky Chances Gold Rush TournamentE5
Lucky Chances Gold Rush TournamentTalk about a rush! Antonio "The Magician" Esfandiari, poker superstar Phil Hellmuth, Jr., Chris Bigler, hip=hop promoter Paul Darden, Vince Burgio and Tommy Garza make up one of the rowdiest tables ever assembled. The action is fast and the trash talking is over the top at this must-see final table. - Foxwoods World Poker FinalsE6
Foxwoods World Poker FinalsThe world's largest casino needs every inch of room to hold the talent at this WPT final table. With a million dollars on the line, young guns Layne Flack and Phil Ivey must face poker icon Howard Lederer, Ron Rose, Andy Bloch and Pete Giordano. - Binion World Poker OpenE7
Binion World Poker OpenThe banks of the mighty Mississippi call the World Poker Tour back to where it all began for a prize pool of over $1.5 million. David "Devilfish" Ulliott starts the day with a commanding chip lead and an intimidating style of play, but fortunes can change in an instant at the final table. And Phil Ivey, Buddy Williams, Jeremy Tinsley, Tommy Grimes and Johnny Donaldson are looking to do some changing. Here at the birthplace of poker, someone is going to make poker history. - Euro Finals of PokerE8
Euro Finals of PokerLocated on the most famous street in the world, the Aviation Club de France opens its exclusive doors to the WPT for a battle of international proportions. Three Frenchman have to overcome the aggressive California phenom Allen Cunningham, baby-faced Swede Chris Johansson and trash-talking Tony G to take home this prize pool. - L.A. Poker ClassicE9
L.A. Poker ClassicGus Hansen returns to center stage for a chance to do the improbable...repeat his inspiring performance and take home his second major WPT title. With more than $1.25 million on the line, Hansen aims to outlive Andy Bloch, David "The Dragon" Pham, Daniel Rentzer, Steven Shkolnik and short-stacked Vegas millionaire Bob Stupak. - Pro-Celebrity InvitationalE10
Pro-Celebrity InvitationalFrom Don Cheadle to Lou Diamond Phillips to Mickey Rooney, the stars struck at the opportunity to play with the greatest poker players of all time. And a celebrity actually made it to the final table! Billionaire owner of the NBA L.A. Lakers, Dr. Jerry Buss, shares the limelight and a raucous final table with Layne Flack, poker legend Men "The Master" Nguyen, Tony Ma, David Chiu and "Poker Pundit" Andy Glazer. The stars are out, the cards are dealt and serious money is on the line. - Reno Hilton World Poker ChallengeE12
Reno Hilton World Poker ChallengeThe biggest little city in the world hosts the last chance to win a seat in the WPT Championship. Famed Texas rounder T.J. Cloutier takes on amateur Cal Dykes, Mark Edwards, Tony Le, math genius Paul Magriel and Ron Rose for the money. - WPT 2003 ChampionshipE14
WPT 2003 ChampionshipWith the largest buy-in in history, $25,000, the WPT Championship attracted 111 players, 12 champions and nearly $3 million in prize money. This final table includes the biggest names in poker, the brightest stars and a player who will literally gamble on anything. Watch as Doyle Brunson, Ted Forrest, Kiri!! Gerasimov, Alan Goehring, James Hoeppner and Phil Ivey vie for the first WPT Championship title.