Jennifer Harmon as the everyday nervous Poker Wife

One of the most feared poker players in the world, perched on a chair watching her husband try to make his move to final table of the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha championship, Jennifer Harman looks like every other nervous wife.

Jennifer joined the crowed intensely following the final two tables as her husband, Marco Traniello, earned a spot among the superstars. During her husbands push to the final table, the only evidence of her fierceness is seen in her t-shirt that simply says "don't piss me off".

Instead, the whole time she finds herself trying to calm her nerves, as would any other wife rooting for her husband competitively. It is doubtful that in a room full of adoring fans, any would have been able to define her as any thing else. The
poker pro is the excited and relieved wife as well.

Jennifer Harman has won two W S o P gold bracelets, and many other competitive poker competitions. She often enjoys high stakes poker games, and wins. After all that she has achieved with in the game of poker, she is now excited to see her husband heading for his first major win. "I'm more excited for him than I ever am for me," she states in an interview.

In her own preparation for the main event Harman has stated that she is having difficulty focusing and maintaining it, as she is a new mother of two. She has reportedly played very little since her children were born, and is enjoying
getting back to her game. She has played the majority of the non no-limit games during the lead up to the main event. It will be interesting to see if she will win a third bracelet, or if her husband will make it deep in the tables with her.

Jennifer Harman will be among the thousands of faces in the crowd at the 2007 WSOP Main Event starting this week. If we find that Marco Traniello has the same fierce poker attitude his wife does, this may be a poker duo to contend with. As she has demonstrated many times in the past she has the skills, aggression and experience to earn her a win in any tournament. Should she still bust out, it's safe to say she'll still go home happy at the end of the day.