The first hour covers the Caesars Cup, then five straight hours of coverage of WSOP Europe as they play down from 16 players to a winner.

More info on the episodes here.

In the link you just posted, it says the last hour is the Caesars Cup and the first five are coverage of the WSOPE Main Event.

I know, but in an email I got earlier today from Seth Palansky, it was the reverse.

6 pm to 8 pm ET: Caesars Cup

8 pm to 12 am ET: WSOPE main event.

But the Caesars Cup is only one hour. Jeez, getting TV outlets to agree on programming these days is like NBA lockout mediation.

Preview videos:
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=735...goryid=2902849
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=735...goryid=2902849
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=735...goryid=2902849
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=735...goryid=2902849

what are these "french raising rules" norm is on about?

Do you need a simpler explanation than the one that Norman gave?

No. I just need the explanation that Norman gave. I missed it, obviously. But you just need to be sarcastic, I guess. Get on with it, then.

It was Lon not Norm and the rule is a raise must at least match the entire previous wager instead of matching the amount actually raised.

Say blinds are 500/1000. Open raise to 2500 (a raise of 1500) normally the next min raise could be 1500 more to 4000 but under the French rule a min raise would be to 5000 (2x the original raiser)

Oh you mean the way dealers that don't know how to add try to make you do anyway.

Oh, ok.

Watching Chris Moorman play is fascinating.

I was impressed with the demeanor of these guys. No trash talk and no jumping up and down like an idiot when they win a pot. in short, they acted like professionals.

Anyone got a decent link to watch the online live stream of ESPN? Thanks