2022 WSOP Featured Females: Lara Eisenberg Talks Poker's Impact on Dementia
Nível 29
: 600,000/120,000, 120,000 ante
For our newest edition of 2022 WSOP Featured Females, we interviewed bracelet winner Lara Eisenberg, a radiologist who shared some insight into poker's effect on the brain long-term and if Daniel Negreanu was correct when he insinuated that women aren't wired to be interested in poker.
Eisenberg is currently quarantining after testing positive for COVID-19 during the World Series of Poker. The Maryland native will head back out east as soon as she's cleared to return to civilization. Her case, thankfully, was mild.
PokerNews spoke with the medical professional by phone to discuss her poker career, and also pick her brain on what poker actually does to our brains.
, Lynh Nguyen bet 700,000 from the small blind and Julie Le called. On the 
turn, Nguyen shoved and Le went deep into the tank before eventually folding.
and both players checked.
and Siu fired out a bet for 305,000 which had Teusl folding and Siu taking down the pot.
came down on the flop and both checked.
and Tran check-called Le's 120,000 bet.
on the river had them both checking and showing their hands. Tran flipped over the 
for the same pair but the ace played and she took the pot.
and Le quickly check-folded after Nguyen's continuation bet of 200,000.
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and Nguyen check-raised Gollins' 50,000 bet to 300,000. Gollins reraised her back up to 775,000 and this time Nguyen just called.