The most feared woman in the world of poker and with a soft spot in her heart for animals, Jennifer Harman is hosting her 3rd Annual Jennifer Harman Charity Poker Tournament. Harman's Charity Poker Tournament helping the Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), a nonprofit organization operating a no-kill sanctuary for stray animals in Las Vegas, is looking forward to raise a lot of money, partly because of her celebrity connections, and partly for players love for both poker and animals.With the help of her co-host, Matt Savage, many of the poker players will surely stopped by The Venetian to play, to present and give their support. Typically, the contest was constructed professionally by Kathy Redmond the Director of Poker Operations, and her efficient staff to make sure that everyone is enjoying the event!
This is a great opportunity to all interested poker players, you have the chance the mingle with some of the poker's most renowned poker professionals and celebrities. Jennifer Harman's Charity Poker Tournament is available to all interested poker players ages 21 and up. The buy-in for the Charity Poker Tournament is $ 330 with $100 rebuys during the player's first hour and a $ 100 add-on. And the grand prize is a $10,000 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event Seat, and a Curtis and Co.
Also included the top 10 finishers that will win a valuable sponsored prizes.
The 1st Place is a $10,000 World Series of Poker Main Event seat, Legacy Alliance custom designed crystal trophy, Curtis & Co. sports watch, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 2nd Place and 3rd Place are World Series of Poker (WSOP) Academy certificate, Legacy Alliance custom designed crystal trophy, Curtis and Co. sports watch, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 4th Place is a 2 nights luxury accommodations at the Venetian, dinner at a Delmonico Steakhouse, certificate to Venetian’s Canyon Ranch Spa Club, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 5th Place is a complete autographed home poker chip set, tickets for 2 to David Spade Live at the Venetian, Quad Queens all-in-one cushion backpack, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 6th Place is a tickets for 2 to Phantom at the Venetian, autographed complete home poker chip set, Quad Queens all-in-one cushion backpack, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 7th Place is a tickets for 2 to Wayne Brady at the Venetian, autographed complete home poker chip set, Quad Queens all-in-one Cushion Backpack, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 8th Place is a tickets for 2 to Madame Tussauds, autographed complete home poker chip set, Quad Queens all-in-one cushion backpack, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
The 9th Place is a tickets for 2 to Jersey Boys, autographed complete home poker chip set, Quad Queens all-in-one cushion backpack, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
Lastly, the 10th Place is a tickets for 2 to Blue Man Group, SuperSystem leather-bound autographed by Doyle Brunson, Doyle Brunson autographed cowboy hat, Quad Queens all-in-one cushion Backpack, Life’s A Bluff autographed Limited Edition Lithograph.
All the confirmed celebrities and poker professionals renowned names are Nancy Cartwright the Voice of Bart Simpson, Poker professionals Doyle Brunson, Todd Brunson, Phil Hellmuth, Tiffany Michelle, Eli Elezra, Davis Singer, Andy Bloch, Lacey Jones, David Williams, Lon McEachern commentator of ESPN, Karina Smirnoff of Dancing with the stars and a lot more!
The Charity Poker Tournament started at with a red carpet walk at 4:00 pm and the event started at 5:00 pm at Venetian Poker Room.
About Jennifer Harman: her first real successes at the poker table happened in Los Angeles, When she began to buy into major tournaments in the mid 1990s and in 2000, This is not just the first time Jennifer Harman held a prestigious events, In fact, she has been a professional poker player for over 10 years. Harman has 2 World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets in open events.
In 2000, Harman won the Deuce to Seven Draw Tournament and it was her first time to played that event. And in 2002, Harman won the Limit Holdem Tournament. Harman once won $1.7 million in a single pot, and at the time, $ 1.7 million is the most ever won in a single hand of poker.
Harman on being a woman poker player: “It probably helps me to be a woman. In general, most men don't think women can play. So, what often happens is that they try to run over me. They bluff their money off to me. I guess they see me as a meek little girl and think that I'm easily bluffed. I'm not. ”
