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Episode 401: Gloria Jackson

Not many people have worked harder than Gloria Jackson to get a poker career off the ground. She left school with only an 8th grade education to take care of her family, but later went back to get a GED and enroll in college. With a little help from her sister Chantell and her friend Brendan Shiller, she details her journey from nanny and housekeeper to praline peddler to home game chef to poker professional. 

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Gloria Jackson

Gloria Jackson is a mother of five and a 10+ year professional poker player.

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