Bob Chesterman

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  Bob Chesterman, the producer who will be supervising this coverage, believes there are definite reasons on why people will tune in to see taped card games.He says that the plan is to cover the event as though it is plausibly live'.He draws a parallel between taped Olympic coverage and this series, covering the World Series of Poker.Though as against Olympic coverage that makes use of announcer's live calls, ESPN's poker announcers will view edited footage and call as if it was live.The tack being used by Bob, resembles the game plan of the Olympic broadcasting.Great Storytelling is what compels many viewers to watch events that have already taken place.ESPN would have definitely done its homework and the Olympic broadcasting formula is sure to work to their advantage, as envisaged in the first place.Usatoday.com reports:
  
  Last year's poker finale drew 2.8% of cable TV households, making it a bigger draw than nearly everything else on ESPN except NFL games, postseason baseball and marquee college football and basketball.Next year, Chesterman will add a Skycam to hover above the poker action, and he expects the winner's prize money will be $10 million.
  
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  But producer Bob Chesterman, overseeing live poker tournaments in ohio ESPN's 32-episode

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  But producer Bob Chesterman, live poker tournaments weekly louisiana ESPN's 32-episode World.Leaders of Single and much more..

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  So to do analysis at other tables, ESPN sometimes relies on a player's honesty. (Professional poker players, who often love to bluff, can laugh now.) Last week Bob Chesterman, ESPN's coordinating producer, admitted the practice in an e-mail sent to players who questioned the production process. "In some cases, when we can trust the player, we ask them what they had afterwards," he wrote.

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  Bob Chesterman, the producer who will be supervising this coverage, believes there are definite reasons on why people will tune in to see taped card games.He says that the plan is to cover the event as though it is plausibly live'.He draws a parallel between taped Olympic coverage and this series, covering the World Series of Poker.Though as against Olympic coverage that makes use of announcer's live calls, ESPN's poker announcers will view edited footage and call as if it was live.The tack being used by Bob, resembles the game plan of the Olympic broadcasting.Great Storytelling is what compels many viewers to watch events that have already taken place.ESPN would have definitely done its homework and the Olympic broadcasting formula is sure to work to their advantage, as envisaged in the first place.Usatoday.com reports:
  
  Last year's poker finale drew 2.8% of cable TV households, making it a bigger draw than nearly everything else on ESPN except NFL games, postseason baseball and marquee college football and basketball.Next year, Chesterman will add a Skycam to hover above the poker action, and he expects the winner's prize money will be $10 million.
  
  Read More: ESPN hits jackpot with 'plausibly live' poker finale

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  "The World Series of Poker is it," said Bob Chesterman, coordinating producer for ESPN original entertainment."It's the pinnacle of poker.

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  Bob Chesterman, the senior coordinating producer for ESPN original

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