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        Leo Margets is the Last Women Standing in the 2009 WSOP




Leonor "Leo" Margets, a native of Spain, straight out of Barcelona, has won this years title of the last women standing in the WSOP Main Event, she beat over 99% of the field and finished in 27th place earning her $352,832 in the process, her biggest win to date.


She's only been playing poker for 3 years and this was her first Major tournament (10k or more).


She now joins the ranks of Tiffany Michelle, Susie Isaacs, Barbara Enright, Marsha Waggoner, Annie Duke.

    

        
    

        Girl Poker Profile - Erica Schoenberg


A former professional Blackjack player trained by the infamous MIT Blackjack team and professional volleyball player, Erica Schoenberg’s success at the poker table has been a natural progression, and Poker is definitely her new game of choice.


Erica Schoenberg plays poker at Fulltiltpoker.com


This young poker beauty has a wealth of experience which defies her youth, having played cards competitively from childhood, wagering with family members for pocket money.

A teenage Erica harnessed a natural affinity for numbers and logic throughout her high school and college careers, honing her skills across a variety of card games, and her thrill of the competition was born. Her parents actually met the racetrack as they were betting on the horses. Read More

    

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        Duke puts hers up on Celebrity Apprentice


Annie Duke is well-known in poker circles as one of the top women in the game, but she’s reaching a whole new audience now as one of the boardroom battlers on NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice.

And so far, Duke hasn’t been in any danger of Donald Trump having to say “You’re fired.” The season is six episodes in and Duke has managed to make a big impression while helping her team win four out of the six challenges.

According to Duke, this isn’t by accident.


She understood going in that the hierarchy of the teams were going to be determined by fame, and since she wasn’t the most recognizable star in the group, Duke took her game plan straight from the pages of poker strategy.

“It’s like all poker strategy,” she said. “It’s a game, and similar to poker, it’s all about the choices you make in that game.”

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FEATURED POKER MODEL – SHANA HIATT

Shana Hiatt is a model and presenter who was born in 1975. A former Army child who grew up mainly in Tabernacle Township, New Jersey. She is best known for hosting the first three seasons of World Poker Tour (WPT) on the The Travel Channel. When she first started out working on the WPT, she was not a poker player. However, she now is an avid player who plays mainly online, but has been known to venture into various casinos to play. She is formerly the hosted the show Poker After Dark, and the National Heads-Up Poker Championship, both on NBC. Shana left the shows in 2008, due to… read more More photos and videos of SHANA HIATT

DUKE PUTS HERS UP ON CELEBRITY APPRENTICE

Annie Duke is well-known in poker circles as one of the top women in the game, but she’s reaching a whole new audience now as one of the boardroom battlers on NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice. And so far, Duke hasn’t been in any danger of Donald Trump having to say “You’re fired.” The season is six episodes in and Duke has managed to make a big impression while helping her team win four out of the six challenges. According to Duke, this isn’t by accident. She understood going in that the hierarchy of the teams were going to be determined by fame, and since she wasn’t the most recognizable star in the group, Duke took her game plan straight from the pages of poker strategy. To read the rest of this article CLICK HERE