Poker on TV Update: WSOP To 9 PM, Million Dollar Challenge

The World Series of Poker broadcasts move back an hour (to 9 and 10 PM) starting today.

The Million Dollar Challenge starts airing at 4:30 PM Sunday on Fox. Note that it airs after football, so it may start late.

The EPT London live stream airs at 7 AM on Tuesday (TV table) and Wednesday (final table).

Poker After Dark is in rerun till December.

This week's newsbites:

• AJ Benza is claiming they might replace him with a female cohost on High Stakes Poker season 6. Pokerati has the satellite radio clip.
• ESPN will be airing the Caesars Cup and WSOP Europe in early February. It looks like two hours for the former and 8 hours for the latter.
  
• Krantz had a couple of interesting blog posts about 2 Months $2 Million. In one he talks about interesting deleted scenes. In the other he defends the $2 million goal, saying, among other things, that they'd made at least two million dollars each of the previous two summers.
• The September 25 Ante Up podcast has an interview with Kirk Fallah of Windy City Poker Championship. It starts at the 36 minute mark, and is a fascinating account of how the show is made on a low budget (summary).
  
• The Sports Legends Challenge is officially kaput: Their parent company was sued by the Venetian over bailing out of a planned event, and they shut down their office. Pokerati summarizes the mess.

Check our poker on TV schedule for the full list of shows running new episodes.

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