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Date	Time	Title/Description	Channel
Apr 29	7:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour Part 1 of 3. The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
Apr 29	8:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
Apr 29	9:30 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
Apr 29	10:30 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
Apr 29	11:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
Apr 30	5:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
Apr 30	9:00 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
Apr 30	11:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
May 01	9:00 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
May 02	5:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour Part 2 of 3. The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
May 02	9:00 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
May 02	11:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour Part 2 of 3. The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
May 03	9:00 PM ET	National Heads-Up Poker Championship A single-elimination tournament featuring 64 of the world's top players, who compete in one-on-one matches to determine an overall champion.	UHD
May 03	10:00 PM ET	National Heads-Up Poker Championship A single-elimination tournament featuring 64 of the world's top players, who compete in one-on-one matches to determine an overall champion.	UHD
May 03	10:30 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
May 04	3:00 PM ET	World Poker Tour Part 2 of 3. The World Poker Finals at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.	FSN
May 04	10:00 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
May 05	8:00 AM ET	National Heads-Up Poker Championship A single-elimination tournament featuring 64 of the world's top players, who compete in one-on-one matches to determine an overall champion.	UHD
May 05	9:00 AM ET	National Heads-Up Poker Championship A single-elimination tournament featuring 64 of the world's top players, who compete in one-on-one matches to determine an overall champion.	UHD
May 05	9:00 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
May 05	10:00 PM ET	Poker After Dark Top professional players compete weekly in Las Vegas for a $120,000 first prize.	NBCSP
May 06	9:00 AM ET	World Series of Poker The 2011 Main Event coverage begins in Las Vegas. A field of 6865 no-limit Texas Hold'em players is entered for the 42nd edition. Featured: Daniel Negreanu; Ben Lamb; Henry Tran; Brad Garrett; Alex Debus; Dan Kelly; Max Troccoli. Lon McEachern and Norman	ESPN2
May 06	10:00 AM ET	World Series of Poker The 2011 Main Event in Las Vegas. Part 2 of 25. Lon McEachern and Norman Chad call the play, with reporter Kara Scott.	ESPN2
May 06	11:00 AM ET	World Series of Poker The 2011 Main Event in Las Vegas. Part 3 of 25. Lon McEachern and Norman Chad call the play, with reporter Kara Scott.	ESPN2
May 06	12:00 PM ET	World Series of Poker The 2011 Main Event in Las Vegas. Part 4 of 25. Lon McEachern and Norman Chad call the play, with reporter Kara Scott.	ESPN2
May 06	1:00 PM ET	World Series of Poker The 2011 Main Event in Las Vegas. Part 5 of 25. Lon McEachern and Norman Chad call the play, with reporter Kara Scott.	ESPN2
May 06	2:00 PM ET	World Series of Poker The 2011 Main Event in Las Vegas. Part 6 of 25. Lon McEachern and Norman Chad call the play, with reporter Kara Scott.	ESPN2