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Launched | November 17, 2003 (as Game In TV) |
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PokerZone was a channel dedicated to poker, broadcasting on Sky Digital channel 843 since 19 May 2005. The channel launched as Game In TV on 17 November 2003 and relaunched Previously known as Game In TV it rebranded on 26 April 2005 and launched the following month. and closed in 2008.
Programmes included on the channel were Poker Night Live , Heads Up with Richard Herring , the World of Poker, Inside Poker , Monte Carlo Millions , Full-Tilt Poker Championship , and High-Stakes Backgammon and also Monte Carlo Roulette.
On 25 March 2008, Pokerzone ceased all poker programming and replaced it with Monte Carlo Roulette. Monte Carlo Roulette now broadcasts 24 hours a day
On 15 April 2008. Pokerzone Closed and was replaced by YouPlay 2 and 1.
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