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Maureen Feduniak
     
Maureen “Mo” Feduniak, originally from England, began playing poker a decade ago when her interest got sparked by watching the World Series of Poker. Mentored by TJ Cloutier, she beat Howard Lederer at the Bellagio in August of 2003. Most people know her from the WPT Ladies' Night episode where she played with Annie Duke, Clonie Gowen, Jennifer Harman, Kathy Liebert, and Evelyn Ng. On a side note, another time when she was shown on TV was during the 2003 WSOP coverage when ESPN did their "Dead Money" segment. This was where ESPN explained to people that certain amatuer playershave no chance of winning and are called "Dead Money" by professional players waiting to just collect their money after they bust out. After showing a few of the amatuer players busting out, Norman Chad showed Maureen busting out and calling her dead money. Little did Chad know that Maurren is a solid player.


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COMMENTS:
Falkie2008
August 12, 2009
I had quite enough of the word CHAD during the 2008 election. -- Norman Chad is an idiot ! His comments are idiotic, unfunny, and sexist. He is one of the most annoying commentators I have ever seen or heard on tv. IF I were ever to be lucky enough to win the WSOP Main Event, my very FIRST answer in my first interview would be to put a question to ESPN as to why they continue to torture poker fans by having this fool as a commentator.

I would donate to a fund to send him to Easter Island or Antartica...one way.

I am watching the 2009 WSOP Africa tourney and he absolutely RUINS the event for me. I would turn the sound off, but I want to hear the PLAYERS & NOT this moron !


bad_dog76
November 30, 2007
Norman Chad is flaky, but he certainly got that right! She IS indeed, dead money. Hell, Norman could probably beat her in hold em

Bender
October 5, 2006
Who on God's green earth is this?

?????
November 25, 2005
More proof that Norman Chad is an idiot.

ps: She can go back to England.


Unregistered
July 17, 2005
Norman Chad was RIGHT - she IS dead money.

Unregistered
July 16, 2005
in other words she sucks.

Observer
June 10, 2005
I just watched her at a WPT limit holdem final table, where she bowed out in 4th place. I wasnt terribly impressed with her play, just playing it fairly conservatively and not paying much attention to other's ppls cards. She eventually went out with A-3 and lost to an A-Q. Probably a nice lady but honestly i dont think shes could cut it in more aggressive games.

Bill S
May 26, 2005
Maureen is the best poker player in the world, whether it's a cash game or a tournament.

RivahQueen
February 21, 2005
I hate that for all women poker players. I just want to say I've enjoyed watching you play on TV and hope one day to be a grandma poker player like yourself. If the postings on the women poker player sites are any indication, poker is still a man's world and we women need to equalize the ranks. Go get em Mo!

Rockin Ronnie the Rookie
Maureen Feduniak November 7, 2004
I had the wonderful pleasure of sitting next to Ms. Feduniak at the WPPC in Las Vegas. She is a very charming woman and quite engaging too!