======================================================================Rich Jeffries: "How Do You Like Your Ex?" starring D.J. Hamilton (audience laughs) will be seen in its entirety following this special sneak preview of The New Net Poker. ======================================================================
(smooth jazz theme plays as camera zooms in on the panel of contestants)
Rich: Josh Warren, Andy Silikovitz and Todd Davis
|
|
|
|
 
|
|
|
       |
 |
|
Rich: One of these three players from our just-completed tournament of champions will have a second chance to win CY$1,000,000 -- in the game of high hands and high rewards. From CDM Enterprises, a division of Trax Productions, this is a special sneak preview of The New Net Poker
|
(audience cheers)Rich: And now, here's the star of our show, Doug Morris!
(Doug walks out from behind the video poker screen)
Doug: Thank you, Rich, and hello everybody. Welcome to The New Net Poker. We hope you enjoyed our Mega Playoff. Robert McBride certainly did. He won the tournament and more than CY$1,500,000 in cyber-cash and virtual merchandise.
Doug: Because that tournament was so exciting, we wanted to give our runners-up another chance at a big payoff. In the process, we wanted to showcase our new Net Poker game -- with new themes of questioning, higher stakes and, hopefully, more fun.
A warm welcome back to Josh Warren, Andy Silikovitz and Todd Davis. (audience cheers) And another warm welcome back to our dealer -- D.J. Hamilton.
("Battlestars" vamp theme plays as D.J. runs out wearing a uniform similar to that of the New Orleans Saintsations)
D.J.: Rah rah ree, kick 'em in the knee. Rah rah rass, kick 'em in the -- other knee.
Doug: Funny. Well, this is D.J.'s way of telling us about the theme for this round.
D.J.: Well, the Mega Playoff was certainly super...
|
D.J.: ...and so is the NFL's Super Bowl. Doug will will give you five questions. Each time you chime in with the right answer, you win 10 points. Then, we'll go to the jumbotron and try to win more.
Doug: And this much hasn't changed...
|
|
|
|
  
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Doug: ...a 10-point head start for each of you. But here's what *has* changed. From now on, we only recognize the player who buzzes in first on a particular question. In this part of Video Poker, the player who chimes in and answers correctly earns 10 points -- but if you chime in and give me a wrong answer, we deduct 10 points from your score and move on to the next question.
So best of luck to everyone -- and away we go...
ADVANCE TO VIDEO POKER
