Manami Hayamizu
Japan
Japanese female poker player, 2013 WSOP Ladies Event champion, world ranking 27753, total earnings $114,111.
Player Overview
Manami Hayamizu, a Japanese poker player, ranked #27753 in the world, with career total earnings of $114,111. She is best known for winning the 2013 WSOP Ladies Championship.
Career and Major Achievements
In 2013, she won the WSOP $1,000 Ladies Championship, earning a gold bracelet and $192,213. Other notable results include multiple cashes in events such as the WPT.
Playing Style
Known for her disciplined hand reading and patience, her style tends to be tight-aggressive, excelling at using position advantage post-flop.
Anecdotes and Labels
As one of the few female players from Japan to win a WSOP gold bracelet, she is often regarded as a role model for Asian female poker players.
Learning Inspiration
Her success shows that focusing on specific events (like the Ladies Championship) and consistently improving fundamental skills is an effective path for small to medium bankroll players to break through.
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