A brand-new poker show is coming to YouTube on Nov. 19, and it features some of the most entertaining players in the game and some celebrities.
Jared Bleznick, Lexy Gavin-Mather, and Jeremy Becker are among the poker players who will be featured in the upcoming “Y’All In” reality series, produced by Artisans On Fire. A press release provided some information about what to expect from the upcoming show.
What Y’All In is All About
The press release described the show as an “original poker, comedy, and travel reality series” that will take viewers on an “unconventional road trip across Texas.”
Professional poker players, comedians, and celebrity guests will be featured in Y’All In. Along with the aforementioned players, Xuan Liu and Tyson Apostol will make appearances. They’ll be joined in the reality poker competition by WWE superstar Mick Foley, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, and other familiar faces.
“For years, poker content has largely focused on what happens at the table, but the personalities and stories surrounding the game are just as compelling,” said Grace Park, Producer for Artisans On Fire. “ With Y’All In, we wanted to create something that feels like a genuine entertainment series rather than another poker production. Bringing together professional poker players, comedians, and celebrity guests across Texas gave us the opportunity to showcase poker in a completely different way, with plenty of unpredictable moments along the way.”
Hinchcliffe, who hosts the Kill Tony comedy podcast, has become an avid poker player since he befriended Doug Polk a couple years ago. He’s currently appearing on the PokerStars Big Game on Tour, and will soon appear on the new reality series.
Y’All In, promoted by Poker Royalty, will be hosted by David Tuchman, a veteran poker announcer. The cast members will take viewers on a journey across the state of Texas, visiting towns such as Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio.
The contestants will compete in a series of challenges along the way in “fast-paced Texas hold’em games.” Poker fans can watch Y’All In on YouTube starting Nov. 19.
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