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Howard Lederer

Growing up in New Hampshire in a family of five, Howard spent much of his childhood on the family room floor engrossed in card games. The Lederer family played all sorts of card games together, including poker. Howard credits his father for preparing for the competitive world of high stakes poker. The heady feeling of beating Dad stoked his competitive streak at a young age. To this day, Howard believes....

Chris Ferguson

Chris defeated TJ Cloutier to win the main event in the 2000 World Series of Poker. You could almost argue that this is when Chris' poker career began, but that's a hard moment to define, even for him.Chris can't remember a time when he wasn't playing cards, but he might say his poker career started in the 4th grade, when his trip queens lost to a heart flush costing him thirty-five cents in a hand of five card draw. He was determined never to go broke again...

Erick Lindgren

With his tournament winnings totaling over $2 million, Erick has won three major tournaments since December 2002. The largest and most recent victory is his win at the Poker Million III, where he walked away with the million dollar top prize. He won the 2003 WPT event in Aruba and took home $500,000 for that win. But Erick's winning isn't restricted to tournament play. While his winning hand at the Poker Million was the largest pot he's played overall, he's won $40,000 in a single hand in cash play...

John Juanda

John Juanda is 33 years old and lives in Los Angeles. Born and raised in Indonesia, John didn't come to the U.S. until 1990, when he enrolled at Oklahoma State University. He went on to earn his MBA from the University of Seattle.Although, as the 2002 tournament Champion of the Year, and with 3 WSOP titles, and a WPO Championship title under his belt, John's not likely to tire of poker anytime soon...

Clonnie Gowen

Cycalona Gowen, better known as Clonie, grew up in Kiowa, Oklahoma. She started playing poker while living in Dallas and driving to Shreveport, Louisiana, on weekends and making a few hundred dollars each week. She burst onto the poker scene by following up her Top 10 finish at the WPT Costa Rica Classic with a win at the World Poker Tour Ladies' Night event in 2003. Her victory against world-class players Annie Duke and Jennifer Harman was watched by millions of viewers and was the highest rated WPT show ever broadcast...

Andy Bloch

Andy practically grew up with a deck of cards in his crib. As a young child and throughout high school, he was always playing card games with his friends and family, and winning. He didn't get serious about poker until after he graduated from MIT with two electrical engineering degrees in 1992.That's when he got started playing casino poker at the newly-opened Foxwoods casino...

Phil Gordon

Phil Gordon, expert poker analyst and co-host for Celebrity Poker Showdown, is a world-class poker player, adventure traveler, sports fan, and accomplished businessman.Phil has won nearly $1,100,000 in poker tournaments since taking the poker world by storm in the 2001 World Series of Poker championship event where he finished 4th and won $400,000 as well as a spot on the Travel Channel documentary ("Inside the World Series of Poker")...

Jennifer Harman

World Series of Poker bracelets aren't designed for women. Neiman Marcus makes a daintier chain for the winner of the Ladies' Tournament, but in the open events the men are expected to take home the jewelry. Only a handful of women have ever won even one of the heavier bracelets. Jennifer Harman has two.And as impressive a distinction as that is, it's even more amazing when you consider that Jennifer made her reputation as a cash game player...

Lou Krieger

In poker - as in so many other disciplines - there are great "players" and then there are great "teachers." Lou Krieger is both. Trust me. His appreciation for the intricacies of poker are obvious. He's one of the few writers who incorporates both good card sense and comprehensive situational analysis in his writing. Reading Lou's advice is like getting painting lessons from Rembrandt or being taught the violin by Stradivarius...

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