Hundreds Come Out to Mourn ‘Poker Queen’

Submitted by Guest on

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

A 42-year-old Bet365.com employee known affectionately as the “Poker Queen” was killed in a Czech Republic crash early last month.  Hundreds attended Emma Fryer’s funeral Tuesday morning.

Christ Church, in Alsager, was packed to capacity as some well-wishers had to stand outside during the morning service.

The mother-of-two, from Alsager, had been preparing to play in the World Series of Poker Europe Tournament when the collision happened. She had recently secured a backer to allow her to play poker professionally.

Emma was a passenger in the car when it crashed into a concrete pole due to thick fog.

Friend John Brassington told the Sentinel: "The funeral was a fitting tribute. I have known Emma for many years and she was a good girl. I have never known someone with so much to live for. It is the family I feel for."

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Top Gambling News Stories for Thursday September 3, 2026

Top Gambling News Stories for Thursday September 3, 2026

Top Trending: College Football - Colorado vs. Georgia Tech - Justice Haynes - Ken Paxton Kalshi Donations - Brendan Sorsby - Cincinnati - Pete Hegseth - New Prediction Market From Established Sportsbook - Brazil Football - ChatGPT
Real Sociedad v Celta Vigo Betting Markets - La Liga 3 September

Real Sociedad v Celta Vigo Betting Markets - La Liga 3 September

Real Sociedad is a -130 favorite in this match.  Celta Vigo pays $300 for every $100 bet while the draw pays just under $300.
NFL Assistant Coach of the Year Odds

NFL Assistant Coach of the Year Odds

The AP NFL Assistant Coach of the Year award has been in existence for exactly a dozen years, establishing itself as a highly prestigious honor for top coordinators.
This Alabama Senate Candidate Has Received Another $100K From Chumba Casino Parent Company

This Alabama Senate Candidate Has Received Another $100K From Chumba Casino Parent Company

Republican Alabama Governor candidate and current sitting Senator Tommy Tubberville had previously received $30,000 from one of the country's largest sweepstakes casinos back in March.