Women's Poker Blog

TUESDAY, AUG. 22, 2006

Welcome, thank you for visiting my site.Tell me what you think?
Posted by Administrator at 8:29 PM

MONDAY, SEP. 25, 2006

I really love the concept of women's poker blog it seems very fun! Keep up the good work!!!

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Posted by null at 2:46 PM

WEDNESDAY, SEP. 27, 2006

Great to see a place where we can get together, shop, talk and hone our poker skills!
Posted by null at 2:38 PM

SATURDAY, SEP. 30, 2006

Thank you!!!!!!!!!! Elizabeth Rounds. Words fail to describe how appreciative I am that you seized the initiative to create PokerWorldOfStars.com. For those who have not yet visited this masterfully designed home for poker players I think they should know it is the first and only place in hyperspace I have found to genuinely cater to the poker and slot needs of women. Catering to the poker and slot needs of women has been an event far to long in its happening. I view the invitation to access membership in "Women's Poker Club" as being a giant step forward for all womankind. The organized family environment empowers women who take pleasure in the joy of winning (or loosing) and find rest and relaxation time while playing poker, playing slots and/or other games of chance to shed antiquated stigmas historically branded on women who have had the courage to step out of the closet. To individuals who dare deny woman has not been horridly branded for possessing acquired skills needed to hold their own at the card table and/or in front of the slot machine I would direct them to channel their television set to view repeating episodes of the long running and once highly rated program titled "Gunsmoke". There, because she is the owner of a Dodge City Saloon the character Miss Kitty is portrayed as being a woman who by occupation is not particularly worthy of association with individuals who are viewed by themselves as belonging to decent society, excepting of course Sheriff Matt Dillon, his deputy and old Doc Holiday. On the flip side, Miss Kitty clearly demonstrates the utter falsehood and folly founded in unfounded notions that picture woman as being a creature who lacks ability to develop skills needed to become publicly recognized and respectfully acclaimed poker players, slots players and/or players in other table games of chance. You asked "What do you think?" Having answered the question posed I now ask, "What can I do?" to assist other women in their quest to rise above the challenges and overcome presenting obstacles we collectively and individually face in our commonly held desire to actualize, to be all that we can be in the amazing World Of Poker Stars. Thank you Elizabeth Rounds!!!!! I love it. A world of poker that caters to the unique needs of women. The games, the merchandise, the conversation. Barbara
Posted by Barbara Freemon at 4:57 AM

TUESDAY, JUL. 17, 2007

Hey 'Admin,' thought you might like to know River Matt's luck ran out on final table Monday night. I, on the other hand, didn't lose one single hand at the final table, on route to the victory--which included one beauitful and gutsy bluff that crippled the second largest stack on the table. :-)
Posted by null at 3:08 PM

TUESDAY, FEB. 05, 2008

I really admire gals like J. Harmon and J. Tilley and how they keep their cool level heads in the game all the while the boys are making jokes and trying to be funny. I love how those gals play poker and win with their No Nonsense, let's just play poker attitudes. Cathy www.pokersuppliesdirect.com
Posted by null at 8:08 PM

THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 2008

Nice Sight
Posted by null at 6:08 AM