Jackqueline 'Jackie' Glazier is a professional poker player from Melbourne, Australia. In May 2012, she won the Melbourne Poker Championship for almost $100,000. Soon after, Glazier went to Vegas for the World Series and fell just short of the WSOP bracelet as she finished runner-up in the $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $450,000. She eventually earned her first bracelet at the WSOPE in 2013.
Jackie Glazier Background
Jackie Glazier was born in Melbourne, Australia. She started playing poker rather late, however, her newly discovered talent for the game brought her more money than anything she had done before. She hit the live tournament circuit in 2008 cashing in a couple of local tournaments. Then in 2010, she traveled to Vegas where she cashed in the World Series of Poker Main Event. With almost one million dollars in live tournament cashes, Glazier is now the winningest Australian female poker player and one of the Top 20 Australian poker players overall.
Glazier grew up in her hometown of Melbourne. In her teens, she was training to become a tennis player but had to find a part-time job when she turned fourteen in order to pay for extra lessons. When she was 16, Jackie traveled to the United States and lived with a local family there playing tennis and taking part in American tennis tournaments.
Glazier studied science and mathematics at university for four years and graduated with a teaching degree. She discovered poker when her husband got invited into a home game by his friend. Jackie wanted to play too, but wasn't allowed so she started learning the game on her own. Eventually, she got into her husband's home games and after a while started crashing them. She then decided to take a shot at the casino games.
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Glazier's Twitter/X account can be found at @JackieGlazier
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Glazier can be found on Instagram at @JackstarGlazier
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Glazier can be found on YouTube at @jackieglazier9525
Jackie Glazier Poker History
Glazier scored her first WSOP cash at the 2010 series when she finished in 427th place at the Main Event for $30,000. Then two years later she came back to Vegas and scored the biggest tournament money finish of her career. Glazier fell just short of winning a WSOP bracelet in a $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em event and took home $450,000 after losing the final heads-up play to Greg Ostrander. That same year she cashed in the Main Event as well collecting $38,000 in prize money.
In May of 2012, Glazier won the Main Event of the Melbourne Poker Championship for A$95,000.
Glazier has had several WSOP cashes her run in 2012, including a 31st place finish in the 2013 Main Event for $229,281 and a 12th place finish at the WSOP APAC Main Event in 2014. She broke through with her first gold bracelet in the Ladies Event at the WSOPE in Enghien-les-Bains in 2013.
Recently, Glazier has a steady flow of cashes on the Australian Poker League Tour in 2022 and 2023, including a win in June of 2022 in Tasmania for A$17,820 and several final tables.
Jackie Glazier Top 5 Cashes
| Date | Event | Place | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 2012 | WSOP $3,000 NLH | 2nd | $458,996 |
| July 2013 | WSOP Main Event | 31st | $229,281 |
| May 2012 | A$1,100 Melbourne Poker Championship | 1st | A$95,000 ($98,108 USD) |
| July 2011 | Venetian $1,070 Deepstack | 1st | $72,257 |
| July 2012 | WSOP Main Event | 284th | $38,453 |
Wealth - What is Jackie Glazier��s Net Worth?
According to Hendon Mob, Glazier has made over $1.4 million in career poker earnings as of October 2023. She has also appeared on the television show Survivor in Australia. Her net worth is estimated to be between $1-2 million.
Jackie Glazier Family
Glazier got married when she was 19 to her husband Jamie.
Jackie Glazier Husband - Is Jackie Glazier Married?
Glazier has been married to her husband, Jamie since she was 19.
Does Jackie Glazier Have Children?
It is unknown if Glazier has children.
Jackie Glazier on Survivor
Glazier has appeared on the Australian version of the television show Survivor twice, in 2018 on ��Champions v Contenders�� and again in 2023 on "Heroes v Villains".
She finished in 15th place in her first season and was evacuated in her second season after suffering an injury on Day 2.
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