What happens when you put Jared Bleznick, Jeremy Becker and Lexy Gavin-Mather on a road trip across Texas with a couple of comedians, then throw some WWE legends into the mix?
We're about to find out.
Y'All In, a new reality series produced by Artisans On Fire, launches on YouTube on November 19, combining poker, comedy and Texas culture with unscripted challenges and an unlikely cast of characters.
And with Bleznick involved, things should get interesting.
Kim Congdon and Uncle Lazer, both notable comedians known for appearances on Kill Tony and The Fold, round out the main cast of the show.
Poker commentator David Tuchman will guide the cast through their Texas adventure.
“I’m used to playing poker for serious money, but this was a completely different experience,” said Bleznick.
“You’ve got professional poker players, comedians, and all these different personalities trying to outplay each other. Nobody wants to lose, everybody thinks they’re the smartest person in the room, and that’s what makes it entertaining.”
Jared Bleznick is among the poker pros starring in the new reality series Y'All In.'A genuine entertainment series'
Y'All In will also feature guest appearances from WWE Hall of Famers Mick Foley and Booker T, former UFC bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling, Survivor winner Tyson Apostol, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, and poker pro Xuan Liu.
The producers say they want to show a different side of poker, focusing as much on the personalities and their adventures away from the tables as the competition itself.
“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,” said Grace Park, producer at Artisans On Fire.
“With Y’All In, we wanted to create something that feels like a genuine entertainment series rather than another poker production. Bringing together professional poker players, comedians, and celebrity guests across Texas gave us the opportunity to showcase poker in a completely different way, with plenty of unpredictable moments along the way.”
A fresh start for Artisans On Fire
The series marks another poker production for Artisans On Fire, whose previous WSOP project was pulled following controversy over its use of AI-generated content.
Y'All In is backed by Ignition Poker, an online poker operator that has previously faced scrutiny over accusations of uncredited winnings, bot farms and alleged cheating.
Y’All In premieres Thursday, November 19, on the Ignition Casino YouTube channel.
