Bernard Lee Poker Show
In this episode of The Bernard Lee Poker Show on the Cardplayer Lifestyle Podcast Family, Bernard Lee replayed his interview with the 2019 WSOP Main Event 4th place finisher, Garry Gates. The industry professional discussed how he got started in poker and remembered his memorable deep run in last year’s 2019 WSOP Main Event. Garry explained two huge double ups late in the 2019 WSOP Main Event. In the end, his fourth-place finish earned him $3 million.
| 0:00 | Welcome to The Bernard Lee Poker Show as this week’s guest is the 2019 WSOP Main Event 4th place finisher, Garry Gates. |
| 0:33 | WSOP announced that it will have a $10,000 Main Event in 2020 using a hybrid online/live version in December. WSOP.com for the US and GGPoker.com for International. The respective final tables will play live and the winners will play heads-up at Rio All-Suite Hotel Casino in Las Vegas on Dec 30th. |
| 3:33 | RunGood Gear Ad |
| 4:16 | Bernard welcomes Garry Gates to the show. |
| 5:37 | Garry joins the show. |
| 7:18 | Garry explains how his Dad’s interest in poker got him started in the world of poker and his family’s trip to Las Vegas. |
| 9:19 | Garry explains how he started working in the world of poker online including PokerNews. |
| 11:41 | Garry explains how he became involved with PokerStars. |
| 15:44 | Garry discusses his typical WSOP and his success in the 2019 WSOP Main Event, adding to his “odd” year success. |
| 18:56 | Garry utilizes his previous experience and discussing information with his professional poker buddies. |
| 23:12 | Garry explains the key to survival during the WSOP Main Event. |
| 26:57 | Garry describes his close friendship with poker superstar, Jason Mercier. |
| 30:40 | Garry talks about the additional support from other professional poker players during the 2019 WSOP Main Event. |
| 33:41 | Learn WPT Ad |
| 34:27 | Bernard continues his interview with the 2019 WSOP Main Event 4th place finisher, Garry Gates. |
| 35:05 | Garry discusses his favorable position seat with respect to his opponents entering the 2019 WSOP Main Event final table. |
| 38:20 | Garry remembers the incredible moment on Day 6 when he spiked spiking a three outer on the river. |
| 41:05 | Garry remembers his key hand when he doubled up versus Hossein Ensan with 13 players left when Garry held pocket Kings vs Ensan’s Ace-King. |
| 42:56 | Garry discusses extending play beyond three eliminations on Day 1 of 2019 WSOP Main Event. |
| 44:50 | Garry discusses his memorable Day 1 of 2019 WSOP Main Event, ending the night in second chip position and hanging out with his friends after. |
| 47:11 | Garry discusses his thought heading into Day 2 of 2019 WSOP Main Event. |
| 52:06 | Garry discusses what he feels will be his future in poker and otherwise. |
Card Player Publisher Barry Shulman (pictured right) will make a guest appearance on the Bernard Lee Poker Show radio broadcast tonight at 7 p.m. The show will air live on 1510 AM The Zone in. Bernard Lee is considered “The Voice of New England Poker” and is a staple of the poker media as a columnist for ESPN.com, PokerNews, CardplayerLifestyle.com and his radio show, “The Bernard. 931 Followers, 609 Following, 236 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Bernard Lee (@bernardleepoker). Frank Kassela Wins 2017 World Series of Poker $1,500 Deuce-to-Seven No-Limit Single Draw Lowball May 08, 2017 Poker Player, Media Personality Bernard Lee To Celebrate 10th Anniversary Of Poker. Bernard Lee is a professional poker player who has more than $2.5 million and ten titles since turning pro following his 13th finish in the 2005 WSOP Main Event.
Other Posts You'll Enjoy
- The Bernard Lee Poker Show (10/27/20): Matt Affleck
The Bernard Lee Poker Show welcomes Matt Affleck, who shares his opinions re: staying away from live poker until after the pandemic, and who reflects…
- Cheers to 10 Years of the Bernard Lee Poker Show
Longtime poker media member Bernard Lee is proudly celebrating the 10th anniversary of his eponymous poker radio show. He absolutely SHOULD be proud, having delivered…
- The Bernard Lee Poker Show (6/23/20): Maria Konnikova
On this episode of the Bernard Lee Poker Show, Bernard interviews Maria Konnikova, accomplished poker player and author of the new book The Biggest Bluff:…
- The Bernard Lee Poker Show Celebrates a “Lucky” 13th Anniversary
The Bernard Lee Poker Show, a proud member of the Cardplayer Lifestyle Podcast Family, is celebrating its 13th anniversary. Big name guests like Daniel Negreanu,…
- The Bernard Lee Poker Show (8/11/20): Chad Holloway
On this episode of the Bernard Lee Poker Show, Bernard interviews Chad Holloway, Pokernews' Head of Live Reporting North America, to discuss what it was…
- The Bernard Lee Poker Show (3/31/20): Alec Torelli
In this episode of The Bernard Lee Poker Show, Bernard interviews professional poker player Alec Torelli, who currently lives in Northern Italy, only 24 miles…
May marks many special occasions in the world of poker. It originally marked the end of the World Series of Poker for several years, and for the past couple of years, it has marked the start of the WSOP, for which thousands of players will make a pilgrimage. This year, in addition to the start of the WSOP, poker fans can also celebrate the continuation of one of the most popular pieces of poker programming in any form of media today.
May marks the second anniversary of “The Bernard Lee Poker Show” on 1510AM The Zone in Boston. Hosted by poker professional and Poker News Daily guest columnist Bernard Lee, the show has entertained many in the Massachusetts area as well as those who listen over the internet. Featuring the latest poker news, poker strategy discussions, tournament reports and interviews with the movers and shakers of the poker industry, Lee’s show airs on The Zone from 7-8PM (Eastern Time) on Tuesdays, is simulcast on Rounders Radio (where it is one of the most downloaded podcasts in its first year on the station) and rebroadcast on both outlets throughout the week.
Bernard Lee Poker Show
“At the time when we started the show on The Zone, there were no poker broadcasts on radio in the local area”, Lee stated during a phone conversation with Poker News Daily. “Even today, there aren’t that many around. With Foxwoods Resort Casino in the area and its recognition as THE poker destination due to its excellent tournaments and ties with the World Poker Tour, I felt that there would be a tremendous interest from poker fans in the area for such a program on the radio.”
Lee, who earned his poker notoriety with his thirteenth place finish at the 2005 WSOP and has earned over $1 million in tournament winnings in his career, was able to parlay that success into other areas including his show with The Zone. “I have become a part of the poker media and not just a poker player”, Bernard laughed. “With my column in the Boston Herald, my work on ESPN and Poker News Daily and the radio show, I have achieved what I wanted…a life with poker involved in it. I don’t see myself ever stopping!”
Bernard Lee Poker Shows 1-28-20
Celebrating the second anniversary along with Bernard earlier this month have been former World Champion Greg Raymer and Gavin Griffin, who is the only man to have captured poker’s mythical Triple Crown (EPT, WPT and WSOP championships). Tonight on the program, WPT announcer and WSOP bracelet holder Mike Sexton will be a part of the festivities and – as players prepare for the trek to Las Vegas – next Tuesday’s broadcast will feature the Commissioner of the World Series of Poker, Jeffrey Pollack.
Bernard Lee Poker Show
To further engage the listeners in the second anniversary celebration, Lee will be holding two freeroll tournaments at the end of May. One will be a live event at Rockingham Park in Salem, N.H. and the other will be an online tournament. People who would like to partake of either or both tournaments can learn further details through listening to “The Bernard Lee Poker Show” throughout this month.
Lee will continue to broadcast his show during the WSOP and is planning to step to the felt for several events. “I am looking at playing 9-12 events and, if I go deep in some of them, as few as six”, Bernard said. “I may be playing, but I am a part of the media and it will be part of my future shows.” Congratulations to Bernard for the second anniversary of his poker show and may there be many more celebrations in the future, both for the show and for his success on the tables.