Tourney.com player bio page for Annie Duke

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		Annie Duke Annie Duke was born in Concord, New Hampshire into "poker family", if there ever was such a thing - her brother is Howard "The Professor" Lederer. Annie Duke went to college at Columbia University and studied Psychology while Howard was already making a living playing poker professionally. After some lessons from Howard, Annie started winning some cash games, and noticing her success, her brother then suggested she try a tournament - and she did, finishing 13th. Annie entered another tournament and finished 3rd, putting two WSOP money finishes under her belt. Annie Duke would go on to become the all-time female money and final table finisher in the history of the WSOP. Annie Duke has had over 20 WSOP money finishes, with a 1st place finish in the Omaha Hi-Lo Split event of the 2004 WSOP. Annie also took first in the 2004 Bellagio Five-Star World Poker Classic/WPT event worth $157,140 and 1st place in the WSOP Tournament of Champions in 2004 taking home a cool 2 million. Annie Duke has made a career of poker while raising four children, and credits the teachings from her brother, Howard, for helping her become a winning player - Howard plays poker online exclusively at Full Tilt Poker and contributes regularly to their "Tips From the Pros" newsletter. Click here for the Annie Duke stats page

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