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Bernard LeePokerBernard Lee has been contributing to the ESPN Poker Club since April 2006. Since finishing 13th in the 2005 WSOP Main Event, Lee has earned over $1 million in career earnings, including two poker titles: the $5,000 no limit hold'em and the $2,000 no limit hold'em events at the World Poker Finals in 2006 and 2007, respectively. Along with his contributions to ESPN.com, Bernard is the weekly poker columnist for the Boston Herald and also the host of a weekly poker radio show in Boston, "The Bernard Lee Poker Show" on 1510am or online at www.1510thezone.com. |
Down to two
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comBernard Lee previews the heads-up matchup and looks back on 10 major hands from the final table.
Story | Conversation | November 09, 2009Advice from the experienced
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comBernard Lee spoke to some members of the 2008 November Nine to offer their last-minute advice to this year's crop of players.
Story | Conversation | November 06, 2009The summer of Schaffel
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comAfter struggling as a professional poker player throughout 2008 and early 2009, Kevin Schaffel finally found his stride during the 2009 WSOP and has held onto it since.
Story | Conversation | October 15, 2009A different dream for Darvin Moon
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comDarvin Moon enters the final table of the 2009 WSOP main event with the chip lead, but while he may be in the most enviable position to the rest of the poker world, Moon doesn't want to be distracted and is just ready to play.
Story | Conversation | September 16, 2009The champion of champions?
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comTom McEvoy was the 1983 World Series of Poker main event champion, but has often been overlooked during the current poker boom.
Story | Conversation | August 03, 2009A look at the 2009 WSOP
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comBernard Lee highlights some important items to remember from the 2009 World Series of poker.
Story | Conversation | July 20, 2009A rough start with the main event ahead
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comBernard Lee has taken some tremendous beats during the 2009 WSOP, but on the bright side, maybe the bad beats are behind him.
Story | Conversation | July 01, 2009Satellite your way to the WSOP
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comPlaying the step satellites might be the easiest way to win your WSOP seat … if you're a sit-and-go master.
Story | Conversation | May 20, 2009Surviving poker's bad streaks
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comBernard Lee offers advice on how to survive those inevitable bad streaks you'll hit in your game.
Story | Conversation | April 16, 2009Muck aces? Here's the proof
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comFold pocket aces? Really? Bernard Lee provides the proof behind this argument from a recent tournament in Atlantic City.
Story | Conversation | March 24, 2009Playing for more than bracelets
Bernard Lee, ESPN.com2008 player of the year John Phan reflects on his victory, charity and struggles throughout his poker career.
Story | Conversation | February 24, 2009Khan quietly celebrating his success
Bernard Lee, ESPN.comBernard Lee catches up with a cooler, calmer Hevad Khan who reflects on his past actions.
Story | Conversation | February 17, 2009Three For Three
Bernard Lee, ESPN Poker ClubBernard Lee recaps the final table in Part 2 of the $600 modified shootout tournament at the World Poker Finals.
Story | Conversation | December 10, 2008Playing instead of watching the WSOP
Bernard Lee, ESPN Poker ClubAfter failing to cash in seven consecutive tournaments, Bernard Lee needed a good performance at the World Poker Finals.
Story | Conversation | November 24, 2008The ultimate bubble boy
Bernard Lee, ESPN Poker ClubThe biggest bubble boy of the year, Dean Hamrick, sat down with Bernard Lee to discuss the biggest bad beats of his life.
Story | Conversation | November 17, 2008TOP SEARCHES IN NOVEMBER
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