Poker Personality Bernard Lee Looking for a Signature Ring

Bernard Lee is no stranger to poker and the RunGood Poker Series. The RGPS Ambassador has been around the poker world ever since he finished 13th in the 2005 World Series of Poker Main Event for a career-high $400,000.

Other highlights on his poker résumé, which includes nearly $2.4 million in earnings, include a win in the 2006 World Poker Finals $5,000 NLH for $368,919, first in the 2007 World Poker Finals $2,000 NLH for $239,143, and a pair of WSOPC gold ring events.

Back in 2014, he also topped a 344-entry field to win the first-ever RGPS Downstream $675 Main Event for $47,555.

Aside from being an accomplished poker player, Lee is also a poker media personality. He’s a Boston Herald columnist, contributes to ESPN, has released several books, and since 2007 has hosted “The Bernard Lee Poker Show,” which is a part of the PokerNews Family of Podcasts.

Lee is in action here in the Day 1b flight looking to capture his first Signature Ring of the “Game Seven” season.