Game of Gold brings out old and new characters and personalities that the viewers can relate to at a very deep level. We worked very hard and thought through every aspect of what people want to see and realized we needed to find new ways to introduce new characters with new personalities in a completely different format while still being entertaining. I was tired of watching the same poker shows with the same big names and big pots over and over again. Now, though, people have become used to this old format and we felt that it was overused. I was in my mid-20s when the show was first released. The new personalities and characters made every episode interesting and changed lives by inspiring viewers to become players. I was a big fan and was incredibly influenced by that content. We all remember the days when High Stakes Poker and Poker After Dark shocked the whole poker community. Spunky Hwang: Thank you, but we still believe we have a long way to go. PokerOrg: First off, congratulations on the show it’s got players buzzing for the first time in a long time about a new poker show.

We talked to Spunky Hwang, GGPoker’s Creative Director and Producer & Director of Game of Gold, about why he thinks the show is such a success and where it will go in Season 2.

The result is Game of Gold, and it’s fair to say it’s been a huge success, with a spin-off podcast from Daniel Negreanu and praise from some of the biggest and most opinionated players on X, from Phil Galfond to Matt Berkey and Patrick Leonard. What has the poker world been missing? That was the question the creatives at GGPoker posed when it set about devising a brand new poker TV show.

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