Omaha Productions Partners with ESPN for 2026 World Series of Poker Coverage
Peyton Manning, the legendary quarterback, is bringing his production company, Omaha Productions, to the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas. The event will feature a unique twist on Texas hold 'em with an Omaha influence. Omaha Productions will lead the broadcast production for the WSOP Main Event and Final Table, partnering with ESPN for the coverage.
The CEO of the World Series of Poker, Ty Stewart, expressed excitement about the partnership with Omaha Productions, highlighting the thrilling moments that the Main Event and Final Table bring to poker fans. The collaboration aims to elevate the broadcast coverage to new heights, providing viewers with engaging storytelling and live competition insights.
Omaha Productions, known for its work on ESPN's Monday Night Football alt-cast and other sports and entertainment programs, will utilize over 50 cameras to cover three feature tables at the WSOP event. The coverage will include player profiles, commentary from various announcers, and unique features that offer viewers a glimpse into the gameplay of both amateur and professional poker players.
Dan Gati, the head of content at Omaha Productions, emphasized the company's commitment to telling compelling stories across sports and entertainment. Producing the World Series of Poker Main Event and Final Table presents an exciting opportunity for Omaha to expand its live event portfolio and showcase its production approach in one of the most renowned competitions in the industry.
Stay tuned for the announcement of the World Series of Poker schedule, as details about the event will be revealed at a later date. Get ready to experience the thrill of the WSOP with Omaha Productions at the helm, delivering an engaging and immersive viewing experience for poker enthusiasts worldwide.