Vince Van Patten’s Dad Hosts Poker Event
Acting isn’t the only thing that runs in the Van Patten family, apparently. Vince Van Patten, an actor and former tennis pro, is known as the front man for Hollywood Poker, an online poker site, as well as the co-host of the World Poker Tour TV show - he is also the son of well known actor and star of the show Eight is Enough, Dick Van Patten. The elder Van Patten is hosting a poker tournament at Fantasy Springs Casino starting Friday, November 10th, and his son Vince will be in the event as well.
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