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Poker Face: Reasons To Watch

Feb 18, 2023

At the risk of sounding like a full-blown advertisement for Peacock, which offers Poker Face in 4K HDR, the streaming service has truly taken HBO Max’s momentum as a must-have streamer, with fan-favorite TV classics, a dense library of old and new WWE content, live sports broadcasts, and brand new television series and movies, most of which are also presented in 4K at no extra charge. So, if you’re worried about finding nothing to enjoy outside of Poker Face on Peacock, we would be lying if we told you that Peacock isn’t a streamer you’ll be checking out for other entertainment.

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