Since 2008, the Women in Poker Hall of Fame has dedicated itself to “celebrating the exceptional achievements and contributions of women in the poker world” by giving them a hall of honor. It’s that time of the year again, as nominations are now open for the class of 2024. Kristen Foxen will certainly be nominated for the Women in Poker Hall of Fame. (Image: WSOP) To nominate a woman for the hall, visit the Women in Poker Hall of Fame’s page by clicking here.
Be aware the Women in Poker Hall of Fame has set criteria for nominees. They are: A candidate must have been active as a player or industry leader for a minimum of 10 years prior to election and 35 yrs of age or older.
Player/industry leader must have contributed to the world of poker in some significant way. This person can qualify by either winning major poker tournaments, or by making significant contributions to the industry of poker.
Player/industry leader must be a proponent of women in poker. All nominees must be approved by a committee of the Board of Directors and Inductees.
Nominees must agree to terms and conditions of the Women in Poker Hall of Fame.
After nominations are compiled and screened by the Women in Poker Hall of Fame Nominations Committee and current members of the Hall of Fame, qualified candidates will be placed on the ballot.
Current Hall of Fame members and selected poker media members will then distribute 10 votes to the women — or a singular woman — they think deserves induction starting on Oct 14. The points will then be added up, and the next class will be announced mid-November.
The inductees will be celebrated at the Women in Poker Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Luncheon in December (location and time to be announced soon). Last year’s ceremony took place in PokerGO studios at the ARIA.
The inductees will join the 25 current members. Last year, the committee selected four new members, which was the most since the inaugural class. Year Inductees 2008 Barbara Enright, Susie Isaacs, Linda Johnson, Marsha […]
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