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All In Magazine | Mon, Sep 29

Mon, Sep 29 By Dennis Oehring NBC’s Poker After Dark brings viewers another match this week that most fans would give their eye teeth to play in, as 25-year-old.

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9 Months Ago, Poker says (in 24.03.2009: Dream Table III Begins Tonight on Poker After ...) Switzerland
For the third time, an amateur player will get his shot at beating a lineup of famous poker pros on NBC's "Poker After Dark". Arnold Thimons won his way onto the show's Dream Table III through a freeroll, earning the right to select which pro players ...

And CardPlayer.com says (in Online Qualifier Faces Top Pros on Poker After Dark) Arnold Thimons will try to do what no online qualifier has done before — actually go the distance and win on Poker After Dark. Starting tonight, the popular NBC poker show will begin broadcasting its third edition of “Dream Table,” where it deviates a ...

And Bluff Magazine says (in Dream Table III This Week on Poker After Dark) The 44-year-old will be playing on NBC’s Poker After Dark after winning his way onto the show via a FullTiltPoker.net freeroll tournament. Thimins got to pick the five other players at his table in the weekly $120000 winner-take-all tournament. ...

15 Months Ago, Launchpoker.com says (in Dream Week Two on Poker After Dark) This will be the second "Dream Match" week, where a qualifying amateur got to pick five of their favorite poker players to play against. This time it is Paul Featherstone of Woodland, California, who chose Mike Matusow, Phil Hellmuth, ...

And 4Flush.com says (in Amateur Paul Featherstone gets his shot against 5 of his favorite pros) OR -
NBC’s Poker After Dark brings viewers another match this week that most fans would give their eye teeth to play in, as 25 year-old amateur Paul Featherstone ...

And NBCSports.com says (in Poker After Dark: Dream Week II - Poker on NBC- nbcsports.msnbc.com) This is the second dream match on Poker After Dark. Viewers may remember Ken Light’s appearance in Dream Match I, where the amateur played well but was knocked out on the final hand along with Jennifer Harman when Phil Hellmuth made ...