Regina Hampton

Regina Hampton (USA) is a female professional poker player, ranked #20825 worldwide, with career earnings of $157,572. She is known for winning a World Poker Tour (WPT) event, becoming one of the early female players to achieve success in major poker tournaments.

Regina Hampton's career highlight is winning the 2009 WPT Los Angeles Poker Classic Main Event, earning $157,572. Additionally, she has cashed in several other events, including WSOP side events, but specific results are not publicly documented in detail.

Regina Hampton is known for a solid tight-aggressive style, excelling at gradually building an advantage in deep-stack phases, and making key decisions based on position and hand reading. She places particular emphasis on controlling tournament pace and avoiding excessive early aggression.

• She has been called "Poker's Pink Lady" due to her frequent use of pink attire at the tables.
• As a female player, she broke the then male-dominated stereotype in poker, inspiring more women to participate.
• Hobbies include tennis and reading.

1. Female Power: Regina's success proves gender is not a limitation in poker; focus and strategy can bridge the gap.
2. Tournament Management: In large tournaments, patience and bankroll management are more important than aggression, especially avoiding early impulsiveness.
3. Adaptability: She adjusts her strategy based on opponents and table dynamics, a necessary skill for profitable players.