The Lederer Files: An Introduction | PokerNews
news explosion
Printable View
The Lederer Files: An Introduction | PokerNews
news explosion
here we goooooooooooooo
you can watch them all here: Howard Lederer Breaks Silence: Exclusive Interview with PokerNews
part 1 is meh, pretty soft. hope they get better.
Part 2
meh
Cliffs plz. I've got a novel to revise.
It wasn't me, I didn't know, we gave the best answer we could when asked about segregated funds.Quote:
Originally Posted by surviva316
My biggest regret (isn't that we ripped off players) is that we started with a quickly and poorly cobbled together business plan for a startup and never revised it as we grew.
And in a one word summary:
meh
Pokernews are currently publishing a series of exclusive interviews with Howard Lederer:
Search | PokerNews
Parts 1 to 6 are out now.
I haven't got round to watching it yet but would be good to know if it's worth the time!Quote:
PokerNews is pleased to confirm the upcoming release of "The Lederer Files," a series of videos compiled from an exclusive, seven-hour interview with Howard Lederer on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012. In the interview, Lederer breaks his silence on the events leading up to and surrounding Full Tilt Poker and Black Friday.
Read more: The Lederer Files: An Introduction | PokerNews
parts 4 and 5 seem to get better and more interesting. looking forward to 6-7.
One of the best things to come out of the interview so far is this little clip
The Howard Lederer Files: Part 4 - YouTube
you can watch them all here: Howard Lederer Breaks Silence: Exclusive Interview with PokerNews
also interesting is hearing what negreanu and juanda think of the interviews, along with a former high level employee turning to reddit to do an ama: Negreanu, Juanda, Former Employee Speak About the Lederer Files
negreanu, juanda, former employee speak out on the lederer files: Negreanu, Juanda, Former Employee Speak About the Lederer Files
I've been enjoying watching it so far. (watched the first 4 so far & going to watch the rest for sure)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pascal
~Tony DunstQuote:
In 'The Lederer Files', Howard Lederer chronicles his transformation from pretentious know-it-all to highly convenient know-nothing.
Merged all the lederer files to one thread so the discussion can stay together
some decent cliff notes in this vid.
52 seconds is win
I've watched that video so many times.