Girls playing online poker

[Snake2007]

Women should play poker...they are equal to men.

 

[Emily Trott]

Lets put it like this that in generally speakin, if i play heads up, 1000 hands against a player i only know is a woman, i probably could bluff more then i be bluffin against a men. On the average womans takes less risk, avoid more uncertainty, for example.

Interesting. I'm definitely going to keep an eye on you. LOL!!

 

[Luvepoker]

One of the most interesting things I found about playing with the lady's is you should never underestimate them. Some of the best players are the ladys, In our group who started playing together 18 years ago, the most successful ones are the women including one who considers herself a semiprofessional player. Can girls play? you better believe it.

 

[horscht22]

I love to see women play poker!!!They still are underrated in this game and this make them so dangerous!!!

 

[Acechador]

I don't care if is a man, a woman, a gay, a lesbian... I just look at her style of play and that's it mate...

 

[takinitSLEAZEE]

It doesn't matter. I don't really differentiate between players' genders as I do their playing style. As far as I'm concerned we're all here for the same thing.

 

[dreamer13]

Women have much less control over their emotions and are more likely to give in to impulses - and the vast majority are aware of this - therefore they avoid participating in costly forms of gambling.Of course, this does not apply to professional poker players - we are talking about a generalized representation of women about gambling.Women who highly value their intelligence and abilities will be more willing to go into gambling, in particular poker, if they better understand what results their intelligence can bring there.They are easy to play with, unless they are professionals, but I have not played with them.

 

[SadonnaPrice]

In an online poker game or any online games I play, I don't think gender is often noticed or relevant.

 

[whinwa]

I really couldn't care less. I play based on what they do at the table, not what is between their legs.