We've Already Proven What's Possible. Imagine What's Next.
The Real Poker Girls Media wasn't built with venture capital, a major network, or corporate backing.
It was built by five women who have dedicated years to the poker industry—women who have built careers, grown audiences, created content, and delivered results in an industry where access to capital and opportunity has too often favored established insiders.
Despite those barriers, we've built an international platform entirely through grit and determination. Our podcast now reaches audiences across multiple continents, with episodes filmed at iconic venues like the Hippodrome Casino in London, and we've traveled the world covering major events such as the Aussie Millions and the World Series of Poker.
Our journey also led to the creation of Women's Poker News.
After being told by a leading poker media outlet that, as a woman, I should wear a wedding ring and "tone down" my appearance to avoid attracting male attention, I found myself increasingly overlooked and eventually ignored. Rather than accept that reality, I created a platform dedicated to telling the stories that weren't being told and amplifying the voices that weren't being heard.
That experience became the foundation for something bigger.
Women's Poker News and The Real Poker Girls Media exist because women in poker deserve authentic representation created by women who understand the industry firsthand—not as outsiders looking in, but as professionals who have spent years earning their place within it.
Yet despite building an international audience and proving our ability to execute, we've done it without the financial backing, production budgets, or institutional support that many media companies rely on. We've built this company through passion, persistence, and an unwavering belief that the industry deserves a broader range of voices.
Now we're producing our first pilot.
This project is more than a show. It's an opportunity to redefine how women in poker are represented, create meaningful opportunities for future generations, and prove that great storytelling doesn't require permission from the old guard.
We're not asking people to invest in an idea.
We're asking them to invest in a team that has already demonstrated what it can build with almost no backing at all.
Imagine what we can accomplish when we're finally given the resources to match our vision.
