WSOP Updates: Some Notable Women: Day Two Flight A

There will be many talented women taking their seats for ‘Day Two’ of the WSOP. But like their male counterparts, there were many more that failed to clear the WSOP Day One hurdle….

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Mon, July 31st, 2006

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