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Women in Poker: Is it a Taboo?
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[QUOTE="dariana Orasma, post: 7280533, member: 1041280"] The first evidence of the taboo is the enormous disproportion between male and female players. The figures paint a clear picture of a traditionally male-dominated space: • Low Female Representation: According to a 2022 study, women represented only 4% of participants in elite tournaments such as the World Series of Poker (WSOP). Another analysis in Spain revealed that, in online poker, barely 12% of players are women. • Economic Obstacles: This gap is not accidental. A 2021 survey by the Women's Poker Association (WPA) indicated that 25% of women do not play poker due to a lack of funds to finance the practice, an obstacle that is rarely mentioned to the same degree for men. [/QUOTE]
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