World Poker Tour: Season 1  

Description: Go inside the World Poker Tour, a 13-tournament series featuring a $10 million prize and some of the best poker players in the world. With cutting-edge camera techniques that allow the viewer to see each player's hand and clever commentary from Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten, you'll feel like you're right in the middle of the action. Host Shana Hiatt also tours each of the luxurious casinos used during the competition.

World Poker Tour: Season 2

Description: High rollers face off in this collection of poker tournaments from the popular television series. The stakes are high and the competition fierce as some of the world's best poker players compete for record-breaking prizes. Tournaments include Los Angeles's Bicycle Casino Legends of Poker, Atlantic City's Borgata Poker Open, Las Vegas's Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic, the Grand Prix de Paris, Aruba's Ultimate Poker Classic and more. 
 

World Poker Tour:
Best of Season 3  

Description: World Poker Tour: Best Of Season 3 showcases the best players and biggest payouts from the $100 million dollar season of the WPT. Every episode of World Poker Tour: Best Of Season 3 is jam-packed with surprises, suspense and excitement. Hungry amateurs take on ice cool pros, veteran players square off against young guns and all reveling in the high-wire act of life changing money being risked on every turn of a card. Featuring pros Doyle Brunson, Gus Hansen, Phil Ivey, Erick Lindgren, Daniel Negreanu, and more!

For avid players of poker to those new to the game, World Poker Tour: Best Of Season 3 has something for everyone – a further testament to the phenomenon that has captured a nation and galvanized a globe full of poker enthusiasts.

$100 million is up for grabs…and anyone can win.

2003 World Series of Poker

Description: In what will be long remembered as the most improbable win at the 34th annual World Series Of Poker, amateur Chris Moneymaker parlayed an online entry fee of $40.00 into the dream of a lifetime. A record 839 players were part of the incredible tournament in Las Vegas that saw today's best professional players pay an upfront entry fee of $10,000 for a chance to win a life's fortune. But in the end, the 27-year-old Moneymaker held a full house of fives over fours to beat the odds and walk away a multi-millionaire.


This 2-disc DVD set contains all of ESPN Original Entertainment's telecast of the 2003 World Series Of Poker, without commercial interruption, presented in fullscreen (1.33:1) digital video. Chapter points set at the key rounds allow you to jump directly to the action, and the DVD set includes special features from ESPN's Cold Pizza and PTI. With this DVD, you are in control of every frame of video as ESPN captures the emotion, strategy and luck in route to crowning the champion of the World Series Of Poker.

2004 World Series of Poker 

Description: A record-breaking 2576 players came to Las Vegas for the 2004 World Series of Poker in hopes of walking away with the largest prize pool in the history of sports, almost 26 Million. Once again, it was virtual unknown in the Poker world who would parlay a $150 online entry fee into $5 Million in winnings and the dream of a lifetime. Greg Fossilman Raymer began his day at the final table of nine players with a dominating advantage of nearly 4 million chips. Fossilman's huge chip lead allowed him to play from a position of strength, increase his chips daily, and let good luck carry him to the top. Holding a full-house final hand of deuces over eights gave Greg the 2004 World Series of Poker Championship.


This 3-disc DVD set contains ESPN Original Entertainment's final 10 programs from the telecast of the 2004 World Series of Poker, without commercial interruption, presented in fullscreen (1.33:1) digital video, including over 3.5 hours of Bonus Features. Chapter points set at the key rounds allow you to jump directly to the action. With this DVD you are in control of every frame of video as ESPN captures the emotion, strategy and luck in route to crowning the champion of the World Series of Poker.