Tiffany Michelle Bio & Articles

Making her way into the poker scene in 2005, Tiffany Michelle has fast become one of the most well known females in the game in a short period of time.

Joining the Famous Women of Poker

Tiffany first became a familiar name in the poker world as a radio host for Bluff Magazine's broadcast of the 2006 World Series of Poker. In 2008, she shot to fame with a performance that showed Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP main event is a good thing. Represnting the wmen of poker in true style. Whe was also the Last Woman Standing out of a field of close to 7,000.

Tiffany the Performer

She began her life in the spotlight at the young age of 10 as a talented stage performer, winning the Lancaster Performing Arts Centre Best Young Performer award two years running.

Michelle's charm and good looks along with her acting ability saw her hold many other titles such as Miss Teenage California - Miss Congeniality. At 18 she moved from the stage to the studio and appeared on some well known shows including ER and Nip/Tuck.

Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP

Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP in 2008 missed out on making the final table finishing up 17th (not to mention walking away with a cool $334,534), which is the highest any woman has placed since Annie Duke's 10th place in 2000.

Since the event, Tiffany tries to spend less time talking about the game and more time at the table, but somehow manages to find time to pursue her other passions; acting, dancing, singing, and song writing. She is ranked in the top 35 female poker professionals based on earnings, and has already won her entry for the 2009 WSOP Main Event.

Regarding harsh treatment of Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP in 2008

It's unfair that I am being held to a different standard than my fellow male players but HEY, life isn't fair, poker sure as hell is not and as the minority in this industry I just have to accept that as status quo.

Videos of Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP 2008

Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP: Day 6 Interview

Tiffany Michelle at the WSOP: All-In against Rockets for $10M