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GSN Promotes Casino Royale with “High Stakes Poker”

On Monday, November 13th, GSN will be doing an all-evening marathon of it’s second most popular series in the key 18-49 demographic ever, “High Stakes Poker” while promoting the new movie “Casino Royale”, which hits theaters on November 17th. “High Stakes Poker” is GSN’s critically and professional poker player acclaimed casino series in which mega stars of the game play poker with their own money starting with a buy-in of $100,000. Players can choose to take the money they have made at that point at any time, but the results of an all-in could be devastating, as players could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars on the turn of a card. This marathon, running on Monday, November 13 from 8PM ET to midnight will feature clips of the new movie “Casino Royale”. In return, in the most liberal definition of fair I have ever seen, the movie “Casino Royale” features a highstakes game of poker. GSN’s hit show “High Stakes Poker” will return for a third season in January. “High Stakes Poker” still needs a bit of Jennifer Tilly, in my opinion.

Edit: Sorry, I really messed up those dates. It’s been a long day, I apologize. It is fixed now.

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