Who is Jennifer Harman

Harman resides in Las Vegas and is married to Marco Traniello. Her family doesn't stop there. She has several dogs that live with her and a few more she shares with Todd Brunson (who used to be her boyfriend and they still remain friends).

Many players who achieved the level of success in the "big" game that Jennifer has would not take the time to play in tournaments. That is not the case for her. She enjoys playing tournaments because they are challenging and exciting and she always learns something from them. Some of the people she has learned from are Doyle Brunson, Chip Reese, and Ted Forrest. She credits Daniel Negreanu for helping her with her No Limit game. When asked about "Ladies Only" events at the World Series of Poker, she said that they are always held on the same day as another open event. She would rather play the open event because it has a bigger prize pool.

During the 2004 World Series, Jennifer had a kidney transplant. Her niece donated her healthy kidney and Jennifer has been doing well since. One of her goals is to make other people aware of the option of being a organ donor. She wants to hold the Jen Harman Challenge which will be a charity event to donate money to educating people about donor awareness.

Despite missing the WSOP in 2004, Jennifer Harman has two World Series of Poker bracelets in open events. In 2000, she won the Deuce to Seven Draw event (it was the first time she played that event). In 2002, she won the Limit Holdem event. She has also made several World Poker Tour appearances including, the Bellagio Five Diamond event.

Despite a reputation as a cash game player, Jennifer is making her mark in the tournament world. She won her first World Series of Poker bracelet in 2000 playing Deuce to Seven No-Limit, and her second bracelet in 2002 in the $5K Limit Hold 'em event. Jennifer is the only woman in the world with two bracelets in the open events.
Jennifer Harman

Jennifer took a year off to have major surgery but came back strong. Since returning to the circuit, she's finished fourth at the World Poker Tour Five-Diamond World Poker Classic, fifth in the inaugural Professional Poker Tour event, and second in the WSOP Circuit Championship Event at the Rio.

During her time off, she wrote the Limit Hold 'em chapter for Super System 2, considered the Bible for any player getting serious about poker.