Dana Ott

Dana Ott (born 1975) is a professional poker player from Florida, USA. She is best known for winning the 2010 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Ladies No-Limit Hold'em Championship, with career live tournament earnings exceeding $390,000.

Dana Ott defeated a field of opponents in the 2010 WSOP $1,000 Ladies No-Limit Hold'em Championship to capture her first WSOP gold bracelet and $112,136 in prize money. She has also cashed in several other WSOP events, including the Main Event. Her total live tournament earnings stand at approximately $394,866 (as of 2023).

Dana Ott is known for her solid, patient approach, excelling at finding opportunities in low-volatility spots. She emphasizes reading opponents and is willing to strike at key moments, combining aggression with nuance — a trait less common among female players.

• Appeared on the television show Poker Night in America.
• Regarded as one of the "representatives of women's poker" after winning the WSOP Ladies event.
• Has faced top players in numerous live tournaments, demonstrating considerable skill.

Dana Ott's success underscores the importance of focus and perseverance. She stayed dedicated to poker over the long term, ultimately standing out from the crowd. For amateur players, she advises solidifying fundamentals, making bold decisions when appropriate, and maintaining emotional stability.