by Brian Pempus | Published: Jul 15, '13

One of the best back-to-back World Series of Poker main event performances in the post-Moneymaker era came to an end Monday afternoon in Las Vegas. Steven Gee, who finished ninth in 2012, made it all the way to the final three tables this year, eventually hitting the rail in 24th place. Gee was able to […]

by Brian Pempus | Published: Jul 14, '13

Poker professional Steven Gee is currently in the midst of one of the greatest back-to-back main event performances in the post-Moneymaker era. As of around 4:30 p.m. local time Sunday in Las Vegas, Gee had a very healthy stack with just 47 left in the 2013 no-limit hold’em championship. He finished ninth for $754,798 in […]

by Brian Pempus | Published: Jul 13, '13

Could this be the year when the poker world sees someone makes back-to-back final tables for the first time since Dan Harrington did so in 2003 and 2004? Four of the final nine from last year’s main event were deep this year with healthy chip stacks as of around 6 p.m. local time in Las […]

by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Oct 30, '12

It took 30 hands and over two hours of play, but the first casualty of the 2012 World Series of Poker main event final table was Steven Gee. During his time at the final table, Gee played only five, winning his first three with a preflop raise. He had more or less held his ground […]

by Erik Fast | Published: Oct 25, '12

This week, Card Player will be looking at each of 2012 World Series of Poker main event final tablists, starting with the shortest stacks and working our way up to the chip leader. Be sure to check back each day to read more about the October Nine. Steven Gee hails from Sacramento, California, where he […]

by Greg Raymer | Published: May 12, '23

Please let me encourage you to reach out to me with article ideas and questions for future columns. You can tweet to me at @FossilMan, or send me a message at info@fossilmanpoker.com. In 2019, I published FossilMan’s Winning Tournament Strategies, a 42-chapter book covering all of the basic concepts behind being a winning tournament player, […]

by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Aug 07, '18

In 2016, John Cynn watched as nine players celebrated making the World Series of Poker main event final table. The Northbrook, Illinois poker pro had just finished 11th, earning a huge payday of $650,000, but it was just a consolation prize for coming so close to poker immortality. While it could have easily taken a […]

by Ed Miller | Published: Mar 06, '18

In no-limit cash games at the $2-$5 level many players begin to experiment with bluffing, including multi-street bluffing. But I see a lot of bluffing patterns that are inefficient and sometimes even downright bad. I wanted to run rapid fire through a few principles of multi-street bluffing in small stakes games that will help you […]

by Ed Miller | Published: Sep 07, '16

In 2015, I released one of my most popular books, The Course: Serious Hold ’Em Strategy For Smart Players. It’s a step-by-step guide to mastering the live no-limit hold’em games that you will find in most cardrooms around the world. The book starts with the most important skills that you need to beat $1-$2. Then […]

by Ed Miller | Published: Jun 03, '14

Lately I see more pro-level players in the lower level — $2-$5 and $5-$10 — no-limit games. I don’t have a clear definition for what it means to be “pro-level,” but the general sense is that simple tricks won’t work very often against these players. You can three-bet them light preflop, but they will defend […]