I really hope this is a dumb question, but does pokergo not stream on samsung smart TVs? (Im not talking about mirroring from a device)

Do you have Amazon fire stick?

no

im mirroring from Windows 10 laptop.

poker go website wont load if I used web browser on tv

I dont want to mirror

PSA. pokergo WILL NOT stream using the browser on a Samsung TV (mine is 3-4 years old). might work on a newer one.

Cary Katz owes me $14.99.

No comment from out PokerGo representative in a few days now. Glad they’re interested in our concerns and not just taking our money. Oh wait.

What is going on? You have the $800 tournament final table scheduled for tonight's stream, but that was played to its conclusion last night. Nobody wants to watch something that has already played out.

Will you instead show the $1500 Monster stack final table tonight that has 24 players left now? Assuming they will be playing to a winner tonight?

They just updated it, they will have the $1500 Monster stack final table tonight at 5pm PST.

With a stacked final table coming in the 10k Dealer's Choice, surely you will be streaming this, right POKERGO?

All eyes are on you, we will await the announcement in a few hours.

Hopefully they can put something together. But the graphics will be useless since I'm not so sure they can just adjust the table at a moments notice .. and keeping track of chip counts would be almost impossible.

Any set of commentators would be left hanging on a branch and I'm not so sure streams can survive with just table mics these days.

PG has a fine line between viewer wants, providing a 'quality' product and making sound business decisions based on the anticipated budget they have to work with.

Lots of folks want to compare to ESPN, but ESPN didn't have to worry as much about subscribers coming and going each month .. and most of the product was cut and pasted after the fact when it's pretty easy to schedule employees and tune in a final product. GL

**BONUS COVERAGE**

Although it isn't possible to have card graphics, PokerGO has put together a stream for Event #36: $10,000 Dealer's Choice Championship!

The stream will be FREE on PokerGO.com, and if you watch via desktop, we will be launching chat for the first time!

Remaining Players
Jake Schwartz - 1,380,000
Adam Friedman - 1,329,000
Mike Gorodinsky - 465,000
Daniel Negreanu - 457,000
Phil Hellmuth - 424,000
Mike Matusow - 410,000
Matt Glantz - 343,000
Andrew Kelsall - 324,000
Carol Fuchs - 260,000
Joao Vieira - 182,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/28e9c...a-8481fde1ec75

I'm waiting for you to say thank you.

Well until just a few minutes ago the rep had disappeared. But yes I am watching and thankful they came to their senses and did the right thing.

We launched our "Live Chat Beta" for the $10k Dealer's Choice Championship which is currently down to the final three players - Phil Hellmuth, Jake Schwartz, and two-time Defending Champion Adam Friedman.

What does everyone think of the live chat feature?

Sorry, was just way too busy playing to tune in last night but look forward to chat for sure. GL

Chat feature is nice. All upside. absolutely no downside.

Great idea. Going forward I think livestreams should follow the PokerStars model with a feature table, a secondary table and whip around coverage of the tournament floor. Makes for engaging content even a casual fan would enjoy.

I was watching on my TV and didn’t notice the live chat but whenever I watch an event, I’ve been thinking a chat feature would be nice so I support it.

Since this is a beta test, chat is only available on Desktop at this stage.

Event #38: $50k NLH High Roller Airs on Thursday, October 21, at 5 p.m. PT.

The final five players return at 4 p.m. PT with the PokerGO stream beginning at 5 p.m. PT. Players have locked up $266,665 in prize money, but all eyes are on the $1,132,968 first-place prize.

**LIVE CHAT will be available for this PokerGO stream**

Final Table
Seat 1: Michael Addamo - 11,475,000
Seat 2: Justin Bonomo - 4,975,000
Seat 3: Chris Hunichen - 405,000
Seat 4: Gal Yifrach - 3,160,0000
Seat 5: Erik Seidel - 4,335,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/b88fb...2-8eab8d875307

what a great lineup. Anyone new commentators going to stop in?

Event #39: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Airs on Friday, October 22, at 5 p.m. PT.

The final five players return at 4 p.m. PT with the PokerGO stream beginning at 5 p.m. PT. Players have locked up $47,492 in prize money, but all eyes are on the $204,766 first-place prize.

**LIVE CHAT will be available for this PokerGO stream**

Final Table
Seat 1: Robert Blair - 2,450,000
Seat 2: Justin Bonomo - 5,300,000
Seat 3: Josh Arieh - 6,330,000
Seat 4: Ivan Deyra - 5,110,000
Seat 5: Gabriel Andrade - 1,400,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/14c12...e-3eedef9c8357

Do you know why your feed wont stream on the browser of a samsung smart TV?

Android TVs are currently not supported. An iPhone can be AirPlayed to most SmartTVs and most Android phones or Tablets can mirror to one.

Our tech team is looking to develop a compatible app in the future for every device.

Apologies from the PokerGO team, PTLou. We hope you can find an alternate way to consume PokerGO content.

Event #40: $40k H.O.R.S.E. Championship Airs on Saturday, October 23, at 5 p.m. PT.

Kevin Gerhart, Marco Johnson, and Brandon Shack-Harris eye their third WSOP bracelet, Bryce Yockey looks to win his second, and Eddie Blumenthal is aiming to collect his first.

The final five players are guaranteed $82,033 but are chasing the $361,124 first-place prize.

Final Table
Seat 1: Brandon Shack-Harris - 540,000
Seat 2: Eddie Blumenthal - 2,400,000
Seat 3: Bryce Yockey - 1,445,000
Seat 4: Marco Johnson - 1,840,000
Seat 5: Kevin Gerhart - 2,720,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/6aaa4...c-417c5735602f

I don't know what an 'Android' TV is, but our family bought a cable off Amazon for about $9-12 that we plug into our phone and then into a HDMI plug on (all?) TVs. So whatever is on your phone screen is now on your TV screen. We use for all the streaming Apps (Disney+, NetFlix, Hulu TV, ESPN3 .. et).

Yes, you 'lose' the ability to handle your phone while watching but you gain a big screen. (Whoever is watching also sees all your notifications and pushes too .. so be careful)

I've also watched PokerGo thru Roku very easily. You just need a code that you get via your phone Ap to enter into the Roku. Navigation is exactly as it is via phone or laptop. GL