The Real Poker Girls of London
The Real Poker Girls of London
Podcast Description
Follow London poker girls Kerryjane Craigie and Lydia Cugudda from London's iconic Hippodrome Casino as they navigate the London poker scene as players and ambassadors of the game. A podcast for women in poker. There is no other sport in the world were women are on a equal playing field as men, except for poker. In no other sport is the 1st place prize money 12 million dollars! This is a fascinating inside look at the poker world. This podcast is filmed in London at the Hippodrome Casino from a women's perspective, highlighting the best lady killers from around the world.The Real Poker Girls of London is produced by The Real Poker Girls Media who launched The Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas in 2023.
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The podcast focuses on women's experiences in the poker world, highlighting topics such as memorable poker moments, women's poker tournaments, and the importance of creating welcoming environments for female players. Episodes feature discussions about major events, like the Women's Winter Poker Festival, and personal stories from accomplished players, including memorable anecdotes shared by guests like Vanessa Kade and Spraggy.
Welcome to The Real Poker Girls of London. This podcast takes you into the exciting world of poker through the eyes of women who play the game. Poker is unique because women compete on the same level as men, making it a thrilling sport where skills and innovative strategies are key. With prize money that can reach up to $12 million, the excitement is at an all-time high!
Join your hosts, Kerryjane Craigie and Lydia Cugudda, from London’s iconic Hippodrome Casino as they navigate the London poker scene as industry leaders, players and ambassadors of the game. This podcast gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the poker industry and celebrates the incredible women changing the game and breaking stereotypes.
We’ll discuss everything from game strategies to poker players’ lifestyles. The Real Poker Girls of London shines a light on the lively community of characters in poker and welcomes fans of all backgrounds. Please tune in for inspiring stories of hard work, determination, and empowerment, and learn about the amazing women making their mark in this exciting sport.
The Real Poker Girls of London is produced by The Real Poker Girls Media, which launched The Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas in 2023.
Join hosts Kerryjane Craigie (KJ) and Lydia Cugudda, along with guest co-host Alex O’Brien, as they sit down with poker legend and Hendon Mob co-founder Joe Beevers in this lively and insightful episode. Joe shares the origin story of The Hendon Mob—from humble home games in Hendon to becoming one of the most recognized names in global poker.
He reflects on the early days of poker before the online boom, how a Kenya internet café moment led to buying up valuable poker domains, and the creation of the world’s most-used poker database. Joe also opens up about playing in Monte Carlo, beating Phil Ivey, and eventually selling The Hendon Mob to the Global Poker Index.
Tune in to hear untold stories, laugh-out-loud moments, and what life looks like now for one of poker’s true originals. This episode is a time capsule for poker fans and a masterclass in making your mark.
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