Evelyn "Evybabee" Ng

In Toronto, Evelyn Ng learned how to compete at an early age, as she began playing billiards for money at 14-years old. By the time she was 17, after graduating high school, she began dealing blackjack and poker, and she met Daniel Negreanu who became her friend and poker advisor. While he helped improve her game, he also introduced her to Las Vegas where she first realized that it was possible to make a career out of professional poker.

Soon after Evelyn's 21st birthday, she moved to Vegas where she continued to work as a dealer while she played cash games on the side and built a bankroll. In 2003, after being introduced to the tournament circuit, she entered and won a satellite for the World Poker Tour Ladies Night event. She took second place in the event but outlasted opponents such as Jennifer Harman, Annie Duke, and Kathy Liebert, thus firmly establishing herself as a formidable opponent in the poker world.

Evy continues to excel in tournaments, cashing in major events on a consistent basis. One of the most notable cashes was the 2005 WPT Borgata Poker Open where she placed 11th. She continues to improve her game through consistent play and intense study of the game, and her hope is to take down a well-deserved championship title in the near future. In the meantime, poker enthusiasts everywhere look forward to seeing her at the tables, especially as she perform.

Source: World Poker Tour

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Chantel McNulty

From Lake Dallas, Texas, she play 7 Tournaments, in the World Poker Tour, she ranked 1994 in the cash earnings, though she don't have any titles, this hot and sexy lady is very popular in the world of Poker, specially to males.

Liz "The Poker Diva" Lieu

Liz Lieu was born in Vietnam but moved with her family to Colorado when she was a young girl. Her parents worked several jobs to provide a good life for Liz and her sister. While Liz was still in high school, she was introduced to Chinese poker, then play texas holdem, and began dealing and running games before she was 18-years old. The experience gained from those experiences led her to move to Las Vegas and work her way up the casino game ladder until she was making enough money to not only support herself but her parents as well. She informed them that they could stop working, and she has supported them with her poker career ever since.

With a newfound interest in tournaments, Liz divided her time between major events and cash games. In 2006, she won the $1000 limit hold'em event at the L.A. Poker Classic in Los Angeles, and one year later won the $1000 no-limit hold'em event at the L.A.P.C., showing that her skills in limit and no-limit keep improving and putting her at the head of the field. She has cashed at two World Poker Tour events in less than two years as well. With sponsorship deals, business ventures, and a successful career in poker, Liz also prides herself in donating large percentages of her winnings to charities. With a healthy attitude, grand sense of style, and poker skills that are tough to challenge, Liz will be at more final tables, without a doubt.

Source: World Poker Tour

World Poker Tour Millionaire - Martin de Knijff

With the total earnings of, $2,948,183, made him the top 15 millionaire in the World Poker Tour. He started Play 5-card draw since he was 15 years old. After moving to Texas he started to Play Texas Holdem and Omaha. He started reading book about poker, video poker, etc.This helps him to strategize game-plans for certain opponents based on evident strengths and weaknesses.

Having seen much success in tournament circuits in general, Martin's strategically developed perception of his opponents finally led him to break through and win his first major tournament, the WPT Championship at Bellagio in 2004.