Confessions of a Poker Writer: Negative Feedback
We have been programmed by society to go through life wearing series of masks all designed to protect the real you from ever being revealed
Confessions of a Poker Writer: Why I Respect Erick Lindgren
I wanted to say it many months ago but my own self importance got in the way. As a writer I want to be liked. I want my words to be liked.
Confessions of a Poker Writer: The Day I Met Poker
Yesterday, I was fortunate enough to spend some time interviewing the Swedish online poker player Lukas Berglund.
Confessions of a Poker Writer: Dissecting the GPI Awards
The Oscars is not for another few weeks yet. Instead, it’s time for the 2013 Global Poker Index European Poker Awards results.
Confessions of a Poker Writer: A Small But Useful Midfield Player
The first award I ever received was in 1985 when my football team, 7th Reddish, faced the league winners West End in Supplementary Cup Final
Confessions of a Poker Writer: A Day in the Life of a Tournament Reporter
Lee Davy continues his confessions series with a look at the day in the life of a live tournament reporter.
Confessions of a Poker Writer: The Breakfast Bar Raids
Lee Davy continues his confessions of a poker writer series as he talks about the costs associated with the live tournament grind
Poker Writer Confessions: How Families Are Affected by Poker
It was always easy for my ex wife to know when I had won or lost money at the tables.
Poker Writer Confessions: Tom Dwan and the Untouchables
The first time that I saw Tom Dwan in the flesh remains the most absurd moment of attention I have ever seen in my time on live tournament.
Confessions of a Poker Writer: Interviewing Poker Players
Continuing his confessions of a poker writer series, Lee Davy writes about his interviewing experiences.
