Howard Lederer Full Tilt Poker Star
Ok the professor of Poker. It was interesting that Pokernex held off so long on doing a Howard Lederer review. He's very well known and liked and for this reason alone should have gotten a review.
Anyway Howard has won alot of money playing poker by anyones standards. Howard has won $733,783 on the WPT tour already.
| Casino | Tournament | Position | Winnings | |
| Season 1 | Foxwoods | World Poker Finals | 1 | $345,400 |
| Season 1 | PartyPoker | PartyPoker Million | 1 | $263,850 |
| Season 1 | Aviation Club | Euro Finals | 7 | $10,799 |
| Season 1 | Bellagio | Battle of Champions | 3 | $30,000 |
| Season 2 | Bay 101 | Shooting Star | 22 | $5,700 |
| Season 2 | PartyPoker | PartyPoker Million | 22 | $15,581 |
| Season 3 | UltimateBet | UltimateBet's Aruba | 93 | $8,000 |
| Season 3 | Bellagio | World Poker Classic | 12 | $54,453 |
Howard also runs a poker school which is very popular called the Howard Lederer Poker Fantasy Camp.
Howard learnt the game of Poker from his father and took the hard road when it came to learning the game. Including realising that playing poker all night wasn't good for his game. Some of the pokernex readers know what I mean about that. Phil Ivey doesn't agree with that statement by the way.
Poker has been a passion for Howard Lederer for a long time and he is a devoted poker professional. Howard also has a stake in Full Tilt Poker and can be found playing at the online poker room. Howard lives in Las Vegas like alot of the other poker pro's.
Lederer has made an instructional poker video called Secrets of No Limit Hold'em . He also cohosts a tournament poker show for Fox. His sister, Katy Lederer, wrote a book about the Lederer family, titled Poker Face: A Girlhood Among Gamblers.
Howards 2005 winnings in live tournament exceed $2,700,000. He has won 2 World Series of Poker bracelets and 2 World Poker Tour titles.
Howard is also a long-time vegetarian and once won a $10,000 proposition bet that he could eat a cheeseburger. I tell you that these poker boys have to much spare cash.
Howard Lederer and his sister Annie Duke at the Bellagio.
