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Join host Kerryjane Craigie (KJ) and Lydia Cugudda as they chat with science writer and poker player Alex O'Brien in this engaging podcast episode. Alex shares her fascinating journey into the world of poker, which began unexpectedly during a casual writing meet-up. She also discusses her upcoming book, The Truth Detective, which explores the psychological aspects of poker and how its skills can be applied to everyday life.

The conversation highlights the success of the Women's Winter Festival, an event aimed at promoting female participation in poker. It touches on the GPI Awards, where Alex and KJ are nominated. The hosts and Alex reflect on the importance of community in poker and the positive impact of events like the Women's Winter Festival.

Tune in to hear more about Alex's unique experiences, the evolution of her book, and the exciting future events in the poker world. Don't miss out on this lively and inspiring discussion!

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In this episode of The Real Poker Girls of London, hosts KJ and Lydia introduce their special guest, professional poker player Vanessa Cade, along with Rebecca from the Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas. The conversation dives into various topics such as memorable poker moments, the significance of women's poker events, and amusing personal anecdotes. Vanessa shares her experience of winning the largest Sunday million event and expresses her mixed feelings about women's tournaments. The episode is filled with humor, light-hearted banter, and a glimpse into the lives and personalities of these accomplished women in poker.

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The first podcast in London under the Real Poker Girls Brand featured hosts Kerryjane Craigie, Lydia Cugudda, and Rebbecca Scales with iconic guest Spraggy, who discuss their experiences at the Women’s Winter Poker Festival in London. They express excitement about the festival, which has become the largest women’s poker event outside Las Vegas, and share insights on the importance of creating welcoming environments for women in poker.

The conversation takes a humorous turn as they touch on various topics, including the infamous "pig" trophy from a prior poker event, their personal experiences with poker, and notable players they've encountered.

The hosts introduce a new segment called "Top Trump Poker," where they ask guest Spraggy about his poker experiences and opinions, including memorable bluffs, interactions with notable players like Phil Hellmuth and Eric Seidel, and his personal life outside of poker. Spraggy shares anecdotes about his relationship with his wife, Marley, and their experiences at the poker table together.

Overall, the episode celebrates the camaraderie and community within women’s poker, while also providing a lighthearted and candid look at the personalities and stories that make the poker world engaging.

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