Steve Lipscomb Vol. 17, No. 4 Card Player Magazine
Steve Lipscomb Changes the Face of Poker
Poker has emerged from the backrooms of pool halls where shady characters lurked in the dark to mainstream television where families sit together and cheer on their favorite character. "Poker is shedding its backroom rough and tough image as more people find out how intrinsically interesting it can be," says Steve Lipscomb, creator and producer...
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