Michael Konik is an American author, television personality, jazz singer, improvisational comedian, blackjack player and poker player.
11 Facts About Michael Konik
Michael Konik was the gambling columnist for Cigar Aficionado for five years, the golf columnist for Delta SKY for 10 years, and has been published in more than 100 other magazines, including Travel and Leisure, Maxim, and Sports Illustrated.
Michael Konik was a contestant on NBC's 2007 Poker After Dark, a $20,000 buy-in competition in which he finished 5th.
Michael Konik competed in two of the televised World Series of Blackjack programs, advancing to the semi-finals.
Michael Konik has either hosted or provided commentary for the following shows:.
Michael Konik competed in the December 9,1999 episode, winning $5,000 as the Captain.
Michael Konik was a singer and bass player for the 1980s punk rock band The Clitboys.
Michael Konik owns a recording company called FreeHam Records, which includes Linda Hopkins and the Filipina jazz star Charmaine Clamor.
Michael Konik was a member of the improvisational comedy troupe The Los Hombres and MINT, which performed at Second City Los Angeles.
Michael Konik's most popular recurring character was a bread salesman who repeated the word "papadum" over and over throughout an entire scene.
Michael Konik has participated in the World Series of Blackjack, the Legends of Poker Tour, the World Series of Poker and Poker After Dark.