Pokerzone has launched an innovative and brand new dedicated broadband TV Channel, Pokerzone On Demand (P.O.D.) – live and direct to your PC, 24hrs a day, 365 days a year.

Broadcasting live games, documentaries, news and entertainment shows - including Heads Up With Richard Herring, Monte Carlo Millions, Poker Bowl and many more – this interactive broadband channel really is the one stop shop for poker lovers.

In a great step forward for all poker fans, you can watch your favourite shows, learn tips and tricks from the tutorials and catch live games all from the comfort of your PC and at a time to suit you. The show can be watched in Full Screen TV mode, which is superfine quality, or can be minimised to a small screen so that you can play online poker games or browse the net, while you watch.

All of these great shows can be yours at the touch of a button with no extended waiting times and no downloads, just click and view. “This is a really dynamic move forward by Pokerzone”, says Jim Sibcy, Managing Director. “We wanted to create an online TV channel dedicated to poker players the world over – all available instantly at the touch of a button. Not only can you view your favourite shows in super-fine quality, but we also believe that the tutorials and archived footage will really help to encourage a lot of new players.”

With all the scheduled content available at the tips of your fingers, you can even watch a week of scheduled programmes in one sitting or catch up on shows that you have missed. So if you just can’t wait for that next episode or you missed your favourite show - there is no need to worry, you have total control with Pokerzone on Demand (P.O.D.).

“This is a massive step forward within television and online gaming” says Sam Orams, Creative Director of Pokerzone. “The super-fast, high quality TV on demand service, with brand new shows, up-to-the-minute news feeds and educational content moves Pokerzone to the forefront of the gaming related entertainment on the web. We are proud to be at the forefront.”