Although Cissy does not enter tournaments (she prefers live play or ring games), she's highly respected and one of the best players around. PokerPages places her in their Women's Hall of Fame.

Phil Hellmuth calls her the "best all-around woman poker player today!". Check out this mother of three's profile on PokerPages.

For a wonderful interview with the two-time Ladies World Champion (and a 5th-finish in the WSOP '95), visit Pokerbooks.

Harmon is used to being underestimated by male opponents who have no idea who this 5'2, baby-faced woman is, and she likes it that way. Read the excellent Alyson G. Hurt's article on women poker players, featuring Jennifer, Cissy, and others.

For two fun interviews with the always interesting WSOP Ladies Champion, visit PokerPages and the Las Vegas Review.

PokerPages features both a profile and an interview with the so-called "First Lady of Poker" and WSOP '97 Razz Champion.

Insightful article by Kathy Liebert herself, one of the few women (along with Barbara Enright, to make the top-12 Poker Tournament Players of the Year, in '97 and '99) on how she began and her advice in poker strategy.

Cindy prefers the high-stakes action and is described as "one of the best poker players around- of either sex" in brief mentions from both Gambling Magazine.

New! For a longer profile, Cigar Aficionado's Michael Konik details Cindy's rise, the breakdown of her marriage, and her continued success as a leading pro player.

Marsha discusses the role of discipline in her professional poker career during an in-depth interview with PokerBooks' Dana Smith.

A former boxman at a Las Vegas casino, Karen has played poker for over 20 years and is the 1984 WSOP Women's Seven Card Stud Champion. She was runner-up twice in '95 and again in '97.