[DeepBlue]

Hehe, I've said that one many a time that you can tell what a players got by looking in their eyes!

She makes a good point, and I'd love to read more on that one including the autobiography of hers. With such a checkered background it'd be interesting to see how she went from nothing to being a star in the poker, tv and media states.

[autumn]

I'd like to read it too...have to look for it:

"How I raised, folded, bluffed, flirted, cursed and won millions at the World Series of Poker," hit shelves in mid-September 2005. Written in conjunction with David Diamond, the autobiography weaves the struggles of Annie's life side-by-side with her struggles to achieve her first WSOP bracelet. While doing all this, she still enjoys a successful family life raising her four children: Maud, Leo, Lucy and Nelly.

[DeepBlue]

Blimey, that's an impressive title anyway. A pretty accurate one though - the only thing that grates me is the concept of an autobiography by people so young. Although she isn't quite in her 20's, the whole autobiography was traditionally an overview of somebody's life, and she's still got plenty to go yet!

Then again, it's the money isn't it - she can release another one in 20 years time!

[autumn]

Yeah, she can write one again covering how I reached 40 and still making millions..lol..

[DeepBlue]

Hard life isn't it? Deciding when to go out and sink a few blokes at any table she chooses, or whether to go shopping, or even write another book or two

Wish I had those avenues open - I've got the work bit, just wish I could beat anyone I fancied at poker and go out and spend too much.