Professional female poker player Jennifer Harman was eliminated from the World Series of Poker Man Event Day 1b by a pair of 10’s over 4’s. Sportsbook.com had made Jennifer Harman +650 odds long shot to win the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event.
A short stacked Harman moved all in on a flop of 9h/3h/3d, holding Ah/4h and was called by Deanna Duzier who showed a pair of tens. The 4c on the turn gave Harman a couple of additional outs, but the river blanked off, and she was eliminated from the 2007 World Series of Poker.
Jennifer Harman was born on November 20, 1964 in Reno, Nevada. Growing up in a city that is all too familiar with the game of poker, she was quickly able to establish a reputation as a cash game player. She has also been able to forge a name for herself in the tournament world, winning against several big name players.
Harman won her first World Series of Poker bracelet in 2000, at the No Limit Deuce to Seven Lowball event at a final table that also included many of these big names. The most amazing fact, however, is that she had never played in that game prior to this event. While it is true that much of poker is based on luck, there is definitely strategy that must be used, and Harman was able to quickly figure out just how to make this happen.
After receiving a quick five minute tutoring session from Howard Lederer just before the event, she went out and made it happen. During this tutoring session, Harman was given instructions on how the game is played, and the strategy needed to win. She paid close attention and made that happen.
She won her second World Series of Poker bracelet in 2002 at the $5K LimitHold’Em event. Here, her opponents also included many great names in the profession, and again, Harman was able to rise above and stake her claim. She is currently the only woman to hold two bracelets in the World Series of Poker open events
After taking some time off to deal with health-related issues, he returned to the poker circuit for more wins. She is the only female player who is a regular in the “big game”, and is considered by many to be the world’s best female poker player.
1:00 PM EST – $2,000.00 guaranteed, $10.00+$1.00 buy-in
4:00 PM EST – $6,000.00 guaranteed, $25.00+$2.50 buy-in
6:30 PM EST – $2,000.00 guaranteed, $10.00+$1.00 buy-in
9:30 PM EST – $10,000.00 guaranteed, $30.00+$3 buy-in
10:00 PM EST – $1,000 guaranteed, $5+$0.50 buy-in
MIDNIGHT EST – $2,000.00 guaranteed, $10.00+$1.00 buy-in
Sportsbook.com has posted the following
2007 WSOP odds on the poker player that will win the Main Event at the World Series of Poker:Alan Betson 600-1
Alan Goehring 500-1
Allan Cunningham 200-1
Amarillo Slim 600-1
Amir Vahedi 600-1
Andy Black 400-1
Annie Duke 400-1
Antonio Esfandiari 250-1
Ash Derei 600-1
Barny Boatman 400-1
Barry Greenstein 500-1
Barry Shulman 500-1
Ben Affleck 800-1
Ben Roberts 600-1
Bill Gazes 600-1
Bruno Fitoussi 600-1
Chip Jett 600-1
Chip Reese 400-1
Chris Bigler 500-1
Chris Bjorin 500-1
Chris Fergusen 175-1
Chris Moneymaker 400-1
Chris Tsiprailidis 600-1
Dan Harrington 200-1
Daniel Negreanu 75-1
Danny Nguyen 600-1
Dave Colclough 400-1
Dave Ulliott 250-1
David Chiu 600-1
David Pham 400-1
David Singer 600-1
David Sklansky 600-1
David Williams 400-1
Dewey Tomko 600-1
Donnacha ODea 600-1
Doyle Brunson 500-1
Eric Seidel 200-1
Erick Lindgren 300-1
Evelyn Ng 600-1
Freddy Bonyadi 600-1
Freddy Deeb 600-1
Greg Raymer 250-1
Gus Hansen 200-1
Harry Demetriou 400-1
Hasin Habib 500-1
Howard Lederer 200-1
Huck Seed 500-1
Humberto Brenes 500-1
Jamie Gold 400-1
Jeff Lisandro 500-1
Jennifer Harman 600-1
Joe Beevers 600-1
Joe Hachem 500-1
Johan Storakers 400-1
John Cernuto 600-1
John Hennigan 400-1
John Juanda 250-1
John Phan 600-1
Johnny Chan 150-1
Josh Arieh 400-1
Juha Helppi 600-1
Julian Gardner 400-1
Kenna James 600-1
Layne Flack 500-1
Lucy Rokach 600-1
Marcel Luske 300-1
Mark Seif 600-1
Martin De Knijff 400-1
Mattias Andersson 400-1
Max Pescatori 500-1
Mel Judah 500-1
Men Nguyen 400-1
Michael Mizrachi 300-1
Mickey Wernick 600-1
Noah Boeken 600-1
Pascal Perrault 400-1
Paul Maxfield 600-1
Paul Phillips 600-1
Peter Costa 400-1
Peter Hedlund 600-1
Phil Gordon 500-1
Phil Hellmuth 75-1
Phil Ivey 75-1
Phil Laak 300-1
Prahlad Friedman 600-1
Ram Vaswani 300-1
Randy Holland 500-1
Rob Hollink 500-1
Robert Varkonyi 600-1
Ross Boatman 600-1
Sam Farha 400-1
Scotty Nguyen 200-1
Simon Trumper 500-1
Surinder Sunar 500-1
TJ Coultier 300-1
Ted Forrest 400-1
Tobias Persson 600-1
Todd Brunson 500-1
Tony Bloom 600-1
Tony G 500-1
Willie Tann 500-1
