“Y’All In” Brings Poker Road-Trip Competition to YouTube on Nov. 19

Artisans On Fire’s Texas-set series pairs poker pros with comedians, celebrity guests and host David Tuchman.

Key points
  1. Artisans On Fire’s “Y’All In” is scheduled to launch on YouTube on Nov. 19.
  2. The Texas road-trip series visits Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio for fast-paced hold’em games.
  3. Jared Bleznick, Lexy Gavin-Mather, Jeremy Becker, Xuan Liu, Tyson Apostol, Mick Foley and Tony Hinchcliffe are among those appearing.
  4. Grace Park said the series is meant to spotlight poker personalities and stories beyond the table.

Artisans On Fire’s “Y’All In,” a Texas-set reality competition built around poker, comedy and travel, is scheduled to debut on YouTube on Nov. 19. The series follows an unconventional road trip through Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio, where contestants play a run of fast-paced Texas hold’em games.

PokerNews reported that the show features poker players Jared Bleznick, Lexy Gavin-Mather and Jeremy Becker, alongside Xuan Liu and Tyson Apostol. WWE superstar Mick Foley and comedian Tony Hinchcliffe also join the cast, with veteran poker announcer David Tuchman hosting.

Artisans On Fire producer Grace Park said the production was designed to put the focus beyond action at the table. “For years, poker content has largely focused on what happens at the table, but the personalities and stories surrounding the game are just as compelling,” Park said.

Park said the aim was for “Y’All In” to feel like an entertainment series rather than a conventional poker production. Bringing professional players, comedians and celebrity guests together across Texas, she said, created scope to present poker differently and produce unpredictable moments.

Hinchcliffe hosts the “Kill Tony” comedy podcast and had become an avid poker player after befriending Doug Polk a couple of years earlier. When the source was published, he was appearing on the PokerStars Big Game on Tour. Poker Royalty is promoting “Y’All In.”

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Sources

  1. pokernews.com
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