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Latest Edition of Card Player Magazine Now Available Online

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The latest edition of Card Player Magazine is now available online and features Vanessa Selbst, winner of a bracelet at this summer’s World Series of Poker.

Selbst has earned nearly $4 million on the tournament circuit and has six major titles on her resume. In this exclusive story, the 28-year-old discusses her career thus far, as well as how she is viewed in the poker community for being an out and proud of her sexual orientation.

“How I’m represented is really important to me,” said Selbst. “There are so few people who are out and don’t fulfill traditional gender stereotypes. I don’t dress traditionally feminine, but I can show people that I am comfortable with who I am, that I can dress the way I want to dress and act the way I want to act, and that it’s fine. You are still not seeing this that often in the media. And so, to be able to do that is really important for a lot of people out there.”

Other features in this issue include player interviews with Jens Kyllonen, Nick Schulman and Terrence Chan as well as strategy columns from the likes of Roy Cooke, Andrew Brokos, Ed Miller, Gavin Griffin, Dusty Schmidt, Alan Schonmaker, John Vorhaus, Bob Ciaffone, Jeff Hwang and Steve Zolotow. You can also read columns from personalities such as Jonathan Green, Bernard Lee, Michael Wiesenberg and Bart Hanson.

The magazine, as well as an archive of more than 500 issues, is available to be viewed in rich media flash versions or mobile-friendly HTML formats. All you need to view each issue is a digital subscription.

All current print magazine subscribers get free digital magazine access by logging into their Card Player account and verifying their subscription.

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