Poker Royale
Genre	Game show
Presented by	Kevin Nealon(Season 1) Tom Leykis and Lisa Kennedy Montgomery(Season 2) John Ahlers(Season 3)
Country of origin	United States
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	48
Release
Original network	Game Show Network (GSN)
Original release	December 7, 2004 – December 9, 2005

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Poker Royale was a television series on the Game Show Network (GSN), which featured No LimitTexas hold 'emPoker. The first series began on December 7, 2004. The eighth and final series, Poker Royale: Young Bloods II, began airing on December 9, 2005. The series host at its conclusion was John Ahlers, with commentary by Robert Williamson III and sideline reporting by Lisa Dergan.

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1The series
- 1.1Poker Royale: The WPPA Championship
- 1.2Poker Royale: Battle of the Sexes
- 1.5Poker Royale: Comedians vs. Poker Pros
- 1.6Poker Royale: The James Woods Gang vs the Unabombers
- 1.7Poker Royale: Battle of the Ages

The series[edit]

Poker Royale: The WPPA Championship[edit]

The first series was based on the championship of the World Poker Players Association. The show was hosted by Kevin Nealon, with commentary by Williamson (Evelyn Ng provided commentary for the first two episodes). Suzanne Freeman provided sideline reporting. A total of 72 players participated and put up the $5,000 entrance fee.

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Unlike later series, this series was done in a tournament-style format where players who had zero chips were eliminated. Also different from other series were that three tables were active during the early episodes, and was later lowered to the top ten players at the main table in center stage.

This was the only series where there was a contest for viewers. During intervals of the program, various poker buzzwords would appear on screen. Viewers would log into GSN's website and input this word for a chance to win up to $10,000,000 in a poker hand with the winner of the WPPA championship. In order to win the grand prize, the poker tournament winner had to get a full house or better by choosing 5 cards form a deck at random (each card was sealed in an envelope). James Van Alstyne won the tournament and shared an additional $30,000 with a member of GSN's website, in addition to the cash received, they each won a year's supply of pizza from Pizza Hut.

Results[edit]

Position	Competitor	Prize Money
1st	James Van Alstyne	$125,420
2nd	Lee Markholt	$65,305
3rd	Paul Wolfe	$46,505
4th	Juan Carlos Mortensen	$32,125
5th	Bill Carroll	$22,320
6th	Kathy Liebert	$17,285
7th	Johannes Murez	$14,100
8th	Vinh Truong	$12,000
9th	Jesse Jones	$10,540

Poker Royale: Battle of the Sexes[edit]

Poker Royale: Battle of the Sexes was the second series, hosted by radio personality Tom Leykis and Kennedy. Additional commentary was by Williamson once again, except for preliminary match #6, when Matt Vasgersian covered for him. Suzanne Freeman again returned as sideline reporter.

As opposed to the previous series, this one relied on males vs. females, which also incorporated the current scoring format, where players would be awarded points for their teams, depending on how they finished in that particular episode (one point for finishing sixth place to six points for finishing first). The six players (three each of men and women) who had the highest points played in a grand final with the same rules as above, and the highest team score won the tournament and the 6 teammates split a $30,000 bonus ($5,000 each) each daily winner also received $20,000, each finalist received a $5,000 bonus and the tournament's overall winner won $40,000. Kathy Liebert won the tournament and a total of $50,000. Despite losing all 6 preliminary games the women scored the most points at the final table to capture the $30,000 bonus.

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The men were Chris Moneymaker, Paul Wolfe, Greg Raymer, Amir Vahedi, Layne Flack and Antonio Esfandiari. The women were Kathy Liebert, Jennifer Harman, Evelyn Ng, Karina Jett, Kristy Gazes and Clonie Gowen.

Results[edit]

Episode	Winner	Prize	Other Finalists
Preliminary Match 1	Amir Vahedi	$20,000	Paul Wolfe
Preliminary Match 2	Layne Flack	$20,000
Preliminary Match 3	Paul Wolfe	$20,000	Kristy Gazes Evelyn Ng Chris Moneymaker Layne Flack Karina Jett Scotty Gelt
Preliminary Match 4	Antonio Esfandiari	$20,000	Kathy Liebert Jennifer Harman Greg Raymer Amir Vahedi Clonie Gowen
Preliminary Match 5	Amir Vahedi	$20,000	Layne Flack Clonie Gowen Evelyn Ng Chris Moneymaker Jennifer Harman
Preliminary Match 6	Greg Raymer	$20,000	Karina Jett Kathy Liebert Paul Wolfe Antonio Esfandiari Kristy Gazes
Grand Final	Kathy Liebert	$50,000	Layne Flack ($5,000) Evelyn Ng ($10,000) Amir Vahedi ($5,000) Karina Jett ($10,000) Antonio Esfandiari ($5,000)

Total Winnings:

Women: Kathy Liebert $50,000 ($40,000 for the tournament, $5,000 for winning the battle of the sexes, $5,000 for reaching the final table)Karina Jett $10,000 ($5,000 for winning the battle of the sexes, $5,000 for reaching the final table)Evelyn Ng $10,000 ($5,000 for winning the battle of the sexes, $5,000 for reaching the final table)Clonie Gowen $5,000 ($5,000 for winning the battle of the sexes)Kristy Gazes $5,000 ($5,000 for winning the bat

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