Poker Lures Full Houses - 2004-02-22
Jerry Miller, when he returns to Janesville, Wis., is a retired postman.
At the poker table, he's "Wisconsin Willie."
The nickname stayed a few years ago in Las Vegas following a few nights at the tables with retired baseball star Kirby Puckett.
Amateur players, many already motivated by Internet casinos that now collect $4-billion annually in revenues, are flying into casinos and poker rooms from Connecticut to Florida to California to attempt it themselves.
Read the full story at St. Petersburg Times 
