Before I begin, please allow me to introduce myself.  Some of you may already know who I am, while others may be wondering, “Who is this guy?”  Well, at the 2005 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, I finished in 13th place.  That fall during the ESPN broadcast of the event, I appeared in a couple of profiles as “the guy who kisses the picture of his kids and wife before each round.”  Since then, I have taken an unexpected ride on the poker express.  On the tournament circuit since 2005, I have cashed over fifteen times, won two titles, and earned over $1.3 million.  In the world of poker media, I have become a columnist for the Boston Herald, ESPN.com, and now PokerNewsDaily.com, as well as book author (The Final Table, Volume I), radio host of “The Bernard Lee Poker Show,” poker commentator for WSOP circuit and bracelet events, and instructor for the WPT Boot Camp.  With all this going on, I officially left my full-time “normal” job in July of 2007 to become a professional poker player.  I am happy to say that I have never regretted this decision for a moment. I hope you enjoy my first ...