Bernard Lee Poker Show

Ryan Tepen, the first ever Run Good Cup Champion, is Bernard's guest.

2015 WSOP Main Event Champion, Joe McKeehen discusses WSOP main event final table with Bernard. - Part 2

2015 WSOP Main Event Champion, Joe McKeehen discusses WSOP main event final table with Bernard. - Part 1

Hear what Joe McKeehen had to say about his chances of winning the WSOP prior to taking down the Main Event Championship.

Jacob Zalewski, President and CEO of The One Step Closer Foundation, is Bernard's guest.

Neil Blumenfield, dubbed "The Legend", finished 3rd at this years WSOP Main Event and chats with Bernard about his success.

2014 WSOP Main Event Champion Martin Jacobson is Bernard's guest.

November Niner Max Steinberg is Bernard's guest. He is the most experienced member of this years Final Table and the only player in the final with a bracelet.

Bernard Lee chats with the 2015 WSOP Player of the Year Mike Gorodinsky.

November Niner Tom Cannuli is Bernard's guest. Tom is 6th in chips.

November Niner Ofer Zvi Stern is second in chips at the 2015 WSOP Main Event Final Table.

November Niner Patrick Chan is the short stack at this years WSOP Main Event Final Table with 6.225 million in chips.

David Paredes, 2015 WPT Borgata Poker Open Champion, is Bernard's guest.

November Niner Federico Butteroni is the short stack at this years WSOP Final Table.

November Niner Josh Beckley is 7th in chips and also plans on streaming his upcoming events on Americas Cardroom.

Bernard chats with November Niner Neil Blumenfield who is third in chips and one of two amateurs at this years Main Event Final Table.

Bernard kicks off his coverage of the 2015 WSOP Final Table by chatting with chip leader Joseph McKeehen.

Lynn Gilmartin talks about her recent success, then RunGoodGear.com President Tana Karn chats with Bernard.

Bernard has a throwback to his interview with Ryan Riess just before he took down the WSOP Main Event Championship in 2013.

Bernard Lee flashes back to his interview with the man who changed the face of poker forever, Chris Moneymaker!