Tourney.com player bio page for Cyndy Violette

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		Cyndy Violette Cyndy Violette was born in Queens, New York and moved to Las Vegas with her family when she was 12 years old. Cyndy learned the game of poker by playing at home with her uncle and eventually played in a live casino when she was pregnant with her first daughter. Cyndy Violette is now well known as one of the best high limit 7 card stud players in the world and one of the top all around female players in poker today. Cyndy moved back to the east coast in 1994 and still plays regularly in Atlantic City cash games, returning to Vegas each year for the WSOP. Cyndy Violette has career winnings in tournament poker totaling more than $600,000 with one WSOP bracelet. Cyndy's first major tournament win came in the mid 1980's when she won a 7 Card Stud event at the Golden Nugget worth $74,000. At the time this was the most money ever won by a woman in tournament poker. Since then Cyndy has collected over $500,000 from the WSOP alone along with a coveted gold bracelet in the 2004 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo event. Recently, Cyndy had an excellent showing at the 2005 WSOP with 3 final table appearances and a 2nd place finish in the $2,000 No Limit Hold 'em event worth $295,970 in prize money. Click here for the Cyndy Violette stats page

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