Magic City Poker Series · For Pascal · Updated Nov 12, 2026

Tomorrow's wTVision call

You're taking this one while Dezi is on set. Everything for the conversation is here, in order: the call details, who you're speaking with, what to tell them, what to ask, and the clip to share. The rest of the Magic City poker package follows below.

Fri, Nov 13 · 11:00–11:45 AM ET
Where
Dial-in
+1 302-503-4379, PIN 911 346 988
With
Jorge Kossowski and Pedro Rodrigues of wTVision
Invite
On your calendar, from Jorge's invite
Notes
Dezi's Otter notetaker joins to record and transcribe

Before and during the call

  1. Read down this page to the questions. It takes about five minutes.
  2. When "Dezi's Notetaker (Otter.ai)" asks to join from the Meet waiting room, ask Jorge to admit it. He's the host.
  3. Keep the client unnamed: it's "a casino in Miami".
  4. Ask them if they've seen the 16-second WPT clip Dezi sent in the email. If not, paste the link below into the Meet chat.
  5. Leave with a date for their quote, priced two ways: rent, or buy a system the client keeps.

WPT clip link for the Meet chat

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wXDiimBYflSiqxa5VusGixDgc-lWzCLT/view
Watch it

Anyone with the link can watch it. The same moment is at 0:45–1:01 in the full WPT video on YouTube.

To brief you

Who you're speaking with

Jorge Kossowski
Account manager, wTVision Inc. He set up the call and sent the invite.
Email
jorge.kossowski@wtvision.com
Phone (US)
+1 (954) 997-1680
Pedro Rodrigues
wTVision. Copied on the email thread and optional on the invite. His role wasn't given.
Email
pedro.rodrigues@wtvision.com

wTVision

  • Miami office at 7291 NW 74th St, Doral, so their quote shouldn't carry travel or hotel. Their headquarters is in Lisbon (part of Grupo Mediapro).
  • What they do: real-time broadcast graphics at scale, for LaLiga, ESPN, Fox Sports, DAZN, the NBA and CONMEBOL.
  • Poker work: their PokerStats CG system ran RFID for PokerStars tours in 2013–14 (Italian Poker Tour, LAPT, Canada Cup). Nothing public since 2014.
  • RFID hardware: they supply the table and cards but never name the maker.
  • Watch for: their public poker credits are 12 years old, so ask for recent work.
  • What they've seen from us: Dezi's email the night before, with the show outline, the WPT clip and the topics for the call.

What we need from them

  • Two prices. Rent their system and team for the 7 days, all in. Or buy a system the client keeps, plus their team for the week.
  • Recent poker work, with links, and whether it was live or taped.
  • Are the chips RFID too? If not, who enters bets and stacks, and how fast does the pot update?
  • Graphics on their own channel. A clean fill and key we record on our timecode, so the editors can lay them over any camera.
  • A custom look in Spanish. It will most likely be Spanish only. Who designs it, and what does it cost?
  • NDAs for their whole team. The winner can't get out before the episodes are edited.
  • The table. Do they bring an RFID table, fit antennas into one we provide, or build one?
  • Crew and timing. How many operators, and how long they need for load-in and rehearsal.
Talking points

What to tell them about the show

Keep the client unnamed: "a casino in Miami".

  • Format: 8 winner-take-all Sit & Go games, 7 players and a dealer at one table. The best of them become 20 half-hour episodes. Taped, not live.
  • Dates: none set yet. We're in the quoting phase and will most likely start at the beginning of next year. 7 days on site: load-in, rehearsal with a full test game, 4 show days with two games each, load-out.
  • Cameras: 8 Sony FR7 robotic cameras in 4K (2 overhead, 6 on tripods), switched on a Blackmagic ATEM, delivered in 1080. Every camera is recorded separately for post.
  • Graphics wanted: hole cards, win odds, pot, stacks and player names, plus eliminations, in a custom look that will most likely be Spanish only. Ideally they come to us as their own channel (fill and key) on our timecode.
  • Rooms: players sit in a closed pipe-and-drape set with no crew inside. Hole cards are seen only in the control room and, if we use live announcers, their booth.
  • Budget position: RFID is priced as an optional add-on, so we need two prices: renting their system and team for the week, and buying a system the client keeps.
On the call

Questions to ask

The pricing questions matter most: without them we can't put the RFID add-on in front of the client. Tick them off as you go; the ticks stay in your browser.

Pricing

Their experience

How the system works

Graphics

Getting it into our edit

Crew, schedule and security

The reference

What the WPT clip shows

Sixteen seconds of a World Poker Tour broadcast. It's exactly the graphics behavior we want, and it's what Dezi's email points them to.

  • 0:00The flop comes down: A♠ 9♣ 3♠.
  • 0:02The graphic comes up with both players' hole cards (Alex K♦ 9♦, Dylan A♦ 10♣), their win odds (18% and 82%), the board and the pot at 1,200,000. An arrow marks who acts next.
  • 0:03Alex checks. CHECK appears under his name and the arrow moves to Dylan.
  • 0:11Dylan bets 300,000. His row shows BET 300,000, Alex's shows TO CALL 300,000, and the pot goes to 1,500,000.
  • 0:15Alex calls. His row shows CALL 300,000 and the pot reaches 1,800,000.

The odds come from the cards alone (Dylan's pair of aces against Alex's pair of nines), so they hold at 82/18 through the betting and only move when the next card comes. The pot and the action labels update as each bet goes in.

The rest of the package
What it will look like

The AI poker room

A 30-second scene built from our own lighting plan and blocking, then generated and rebuilt in 4K. It shows the room the way we intend to light and shoot it.

  • Seven players and a dealer on the black Magic City Poker Room felt, in charcoal chairs.
  • Blue and rose uplights on the drape take the place of moving lights.
  • Two Aputure Storm 80cs per truss tower. They push red when a player goes all in.
  • Robotic FR7 cameras around the table, an overhead camera on the truss, and a hole-card lens.
  • Graphics and commentary in Spanish: a Cuban play-by-play voice and a Colombian analyst. The featured hand is Mirta's set of deuces against Javi's aces.
Budget v25

Where the money stands

We have $200,000 for production. The quote is cost only, with no Capsule fee or markup.

LineHD4K
Cameras, recording, mounting$25,932$26,860
Lighting, truss, lighting tech$14,162$14,162
Crew, 12-hour days$43,800$43,800
Catering$2,885$2,885
Editing, 20 episodes$65,000$65,000
Best guesses: drape, audio, misc$14,142$14,142
Options switched on$12,225$12,225
Grand total$178,146$179,074
Under the $200,000$21,854$20,926
OptionNowCost
Casting (you price it)On$0 so far
Live announcers on siteOn$12,225
AI voiceover insteadAlternative$5,660
RFID, route 1: hire a teamOff$25,875
RFID, route 2: buy our ownOff$38,488

The RFID figures are our best guesses until wTVision quotes. The truss is a real quote from Miami Sound Rental ($7,089), and the drape is still a guess. Casting, RFID and the announcers switch on and off with Yes / No dropdowns at the top of the budget.

Latest versions

The files

All in the EAG shared drive. Each one opens in a new tab.

Google Sheet · v25

Production budget

Every tab feeds the Summary by formula. Casting, RFID and the announcers switch on and off with Yes / No dropdowns. Crew are on 12-hour days.

Open the budget
PDF · v4 · 15 slides

Format & production plan

The creative for the client: 20 episodes from 8 games, the episode clock, interviews framed for social, Aputure lighting, and no RFID, which is the client's call.

Open the plan
Video · 0:16

WPT graphics reference

Hole cards, 82% / 18% win odds, and the pot going from 1.2M to 1.5M to 1.8M as the bet and the call go in.

Open the clip
Video · 0:30 · 1080 web copy

AI poker room

The spec scene of our set with the new lighting, graphics and Spanish commentary. The 4K masters are on Kahuna.

Open the video
What happens next

Next steps

Where files live

Shared drive and Kahuna

The shared drive has what you need to review. Kahuna has everything, including older versions and the masters. The Kahuna folder name "MAGIC CITY CASINO " ends with a space.

Google Drive (EAG shared drive)

EAG › 00Clients › Magic City Casino › Weekly Poker Series › Production package - Nov 12, 2026
  • Budget v25 (Google Sheet), format & production plan v4, the WPT clip, and the AI poker room (1080 web copy).
  • Open the folder

Kahuna: documents

Clients Kahuna/EAG/MAGIC CITY CASINO /Poker Series/Documents/
  • poker-show-production-quote-v25.xlsx, the Excel copy of the budget (v21–v24 kept alongside).
  • Magic_City_Poker_Series_Format_and_Production_Plan_v4.pdf (v2 and v3 kept alongside).
  • RFID reference/: the WPT clip.
  • Magic City Poker Series Production Schedule Revised.docx, your 7-day schedule.
  • _build-source/: the scripts that rebuild the budget and the deck.

Kahuna: AI poker room

Clients Kahuna/EAG/MAGIC CITY CASINO /CLAUDE START FOLDER/_working/poker-room-scene/video/4k_rebuild/deliver/
  • MCC_Poker_4K_GFX_ProRes422HQ.mov and MCC_Poker_4K_CLEAN_ProRes422HQ.mov: 4K masters with and without graphics.
  • MCC_Poker_4K_GFX_H264.mp4 (104 MB) and MCC_Poker_GFX_review_1080.mp4 (21 MB): easier to play and share.
  • Scene notes and decisions: poker-room-scene/SCENE-BRIEF.md.

Kahuna: this page

Clients Kahuna/EAG/MAGIC CITY CASINO /CLAUDE START FOLDER/poker-handoff-site/