Jennifer Harman

Name: Jennifer Harman
Current Residence: Las Vegas, Nev.
Birth Date: November 29, 1964
Birth Place: Reno, Nev., United States
Poker Room: Full Tilt Poker

The road is long from kitchen table poker in Reno to the Big Game in Las Vegas.

In the story of Jennifer Harman's life, the journey takes several years, a suitcase of cocktail waitress uniforms, years strategizing at cash games, near-bankruptcy, a health crisis and thousands of poker chips both clawed toward her and raked away.

Her life began in Reno, Nev., the biggest little city in the world for a girl who would become the biggest... Read more >>

Trivia

The recipient of two kidney transplants
Holds two gold bracelets in No-Limit 2-7 Draw and Limit Hold'em
Plays four nights a week in the Big Game
Won $9 million for The Corporation going heads-up with Andy Beal

Recent Tournament Placings

Tournament	Place	Winnings
2008 WSOP, Event 22, H.O.R.S.E.	8th	$30,851
WPT Season 6, Bay 101 Shooting Star	3rd	$330,000
2007 WSOPE, Event 1, HORSE	2nd	£40,688
2007 WSOP, Event 29, 7-Card Razz	22nd	$4,422
2006 WSOP, Event 6, No-Limit Hold'em	47th	$8,731
2006 WSOP, Event 2, No-Limit Hold'em	11th	$51,155
2005 WSOP, Event 37, $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em w/Re-buys	81st	$3,290
2005 WSOP, Event 18, $2,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo Split	3rd	$53,903
2005 WSOP, Event 13, $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em	16th	$15,330
2005 WSOP, Event 7, $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em w/Re-buys	48th	$5,285
2005 WSOP, Event 3, $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold'em	28th	$5,175

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Player Statistics

Cashes	13
Total Winnings	$878,322
First Place Finishes	2
WSOP Bracelets	2

Player Analysis of Jennifer Harman

Description

Jennifer is the best all-around woman player in the world. She is the only woman to regularly play $1,000-$2,000 Limit and higher. She is the only woman who has won two WSOP bracelets in open events.

Best Game

Limit Hold'em

Weakness

Occasional health problems may affect her emotional control

Jennifer Harman's Score

6.8/10

Agressiveness 7
Looseness 6
Limit 8
No-Limit 6
Side Games 7
Steam Control 6
Against Strong Players 6
Tournaments 8
Short-Handed 7
Against Weak Players 7

Amusing Anecdote

Jennifer was one of the leading money winners in the high-stakes heads-up matches against the wealthy banker Andy Beal. Andy wrote a letter challenging our coalition to play higher stakes than we could afford.

In a reply for the group that was never sent, I mentioned why Jennifer didn't play during one of Andy's extended visits: "Jennifer didn't play because she was in the hospital recovering from a kidney transplant. Jennifer is such an aggressive raiser that we thought the connections to the IV and the heart monitor might loosen if she brought them with her."

Analysis brought to you by Barry Greenstein