WPT Season 2 DVDs

TV's Hottest Poker Show!

World Poker Tour created a televised sports sensation and fueled the current poker explosion. An estimated 60 million people in the U.S. now play and poker’s popularity continues to skyrocket.

Bringing the heat to DVD, World Poker Tour Season Two is an eight-DVD set stacked with cunning poker stars, fierce competition and record-breaking prize pools. Tournaments are set in some of the world’s most glamorous locations. With millions at stake, each of the 14 episodes offers skilled card playing and action on the felt. The box set also features an entire disc filled with bonus material.

Program Listing:

DISC 1
Bicycle Casino’s Legends Of Poker – Los Angeles, CA
Borgata Poker Open In Atlantic City – Atlantic City, NJ

DISC 2
Foxwoods’ World Poker Finals – Mashantucket, CT
Bellagio’s Five Diamond World Poker Classic – Las Vegas, NV

DISC 3
Grand Prix De Paris – Paris, France
Aruba Hosts Ultimate Poker Classic – Aruba

DISC 4
Caribbean Poker Adventure With PokerStars – Caribbean Cruise
Binion’s World Poker Open – Tunica, MS

DISC 5
Commerce Casino’s L.A. Poker Classic – Los Angeles, CA
WPT Celebrity Invitational – Commerce Casino, Los Angeles, CA

DISC 6
San Jose’s Bay 101 Shooting Stars Of Poker – San Jose, CA
Cruisin’ Mexico With The PartyPoker Million – Aboard the Sea of Cortez, Mexican Riviera

DISC 7
Reno Hilton’s World Poker Challenge – Reno, NV
World Poker Tour Championship – Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas, NV

DISC 8
BONUS FEATURES
-Expanded "Poker Corner" Special: WPT Championship
-Player Profiles: Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth, Jr., Jennifer Harman, Gus Hansen and Howard Lederer
-Poker Takes Over Hollywood: A look at Hollywood’s fascination with poker
-Poker Corners: Shana takes you inside the world of poker with tips on improving your game.

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