2013 WSOP Last Lady Sitting Jackie Glazer Joins PokerStars

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Australian female poker pro Jackie Glazier has left Ivey Poker to join the 888 Poker team.

Glazier became the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event’s “Last Woman Sitting”.

Ms. Glazier finished 31st for $229,281, bringing her total career earnings to almost $1.2 million.

At 888 Poker, she’ll be joining the likes of former WSOP November Niner Sam Holden, Australian cricketer Shane Warne and UFC Champion Georges St-Pierre.

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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