How much would you pay for a DVD set containing every hand ESPN filmed

[Toro]

I probably wouldn't pay much but i think it's an interesting concept for ESPN to consider. Full Tilt had a tourney on last night and they showed every hand instead of the usual editing and I liked it a lot.

[neotope]

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I probably wouldn't pay much but i think it's an interesting concept for ESPN to consider. Full Tilt had a tourney on last night and they showed every hand instead of the usual editing and I liked it a lot.

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The Full Tilt tourney was the first time I watched poker on TV in a long time. It makes the tourney so much easier to follow if you get every hand. I was worried that the heads-up play would get boring, but even that was good to watch.

[Thoth]

I'd happily pay between $100 and $200. Especially as you can't see any hands on TV in Holland.
I think it would be a great birthday/Xmas present.

[Walter Pullis]

$299.99

[mlagoo]

I'd likely pay somewhere around the neighborhood of $200. And piss off all my friends/family because it would be all I watched for the next three weeks.

[Nottom]

I picked $100-$300.

While it might be worth more, I don't think I could buy a DVD set for more than $200.

I might pay a little more if it included expert commentary (i.e. someone like Lederer or Negreanu ... not VVP or Chad)

[durron597]

It would have to include every single hand with every single set of hole cards from every featured table.

I don't care about commentary really but it would be nice if a pro gave commentary... but that's a whole lot of hours of commentary.