Jana de la Cerra

Jana de la Cerra is an American female poker player, currently ranked 16,232nd globally, with career earnings exceeding $200,000. She has accumulated impressive results in small and medium-stakes tournaments with her solid fundamentals and calm table demeanor.

Jana de la Cerra's career began with live cash games before gradually transitioning to tournaments. She has cashed multiple times in WSOP events and has finished in the top 10 in WSOPC (World Series of Poker Circuit) side events. Her main earnings come from tournaments with buy-ins under $1,500, with cumulative winnings exceeding $200,000.

Jana's style tends toward tight-aggressive (TAG). She selects a tight hand range preflop and adjusts postflop based on opponent tendencies. She excels at using positional advantage and often makes precise thin value bets on the river. Against aggressive opponents, she patiently waits for opportunities and grows her stack by catching bluffs.

• Tags: "Steady Female Player", "Deep Stack Expert"
• She once succeeded in a bluff with 72o in a tournament but later admitted it was due to an emotional lapse, after which she became more disciplined.
• As a female player, she earned respect in the male-dominated poker world through her results.

Amateur players can learn from Jana: 1) The importance of bankroll management — she long-term focuses on small and medium buy-in tournaments, avoiding high variance; 2) Staying patient in adverse situations, waiting for high-probability opportunities; 3) Continuously reviewing her own mistakes, learning from emotional lapses, and strengthening mental toughness.