Lederer & Duke: The Bigger Game

THREE YEARS AGO, DURING THE WORLD POKER TOUR’S inaugural season, a fellow by the name of Howard Lederer became one of the breakout stars of the early days of the poker boom by winning not one, but two WPT titles. He was a dominant force at the poker table, plain and simple, and everyone who was starting to get hooked on televised poker knew him as one of the best in the world. Nowadays, Lederer isn’t exactly a staple of televised final tables. In fact, it seems Howard shows up on TV as an expert

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Wed, March 15th, 2006

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