In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Marle Spragg, a poker player with a decade of experience. Join us as we delve into Marle’s journey, exploring the highs and the lows. Get ready to gain insights from a seasoned player. She has dedicated herself to mastering the game of poker and has a wealth of knowledge to share.
How did you decide to play poker?
I started playing as a teenager at home games with family. I got into the game more seriously in my 20s.
What poker events have you visited, and which is the most memorable?
I’ve been lucky to attend many poker events. More recently, I’ve had the opportunity to go to EPT Barcelona, Paris, and Monte Carlo this year. They are really special. The player experience is spectacular, from all the activities they put on off the table to the well-run events in exotic locations.
4) What’s the biggest win in your poker career (Live and online)?
My biggest win is the WSOP main event, 229th place, for $38,000. I’m more of a live player and only got into tournaments in the last 2 years. Also, I won €5,500 in the ladies’ event in Monte Carlo!

Do you have any superstitions or rituals you follow while playing?
I’m not really superstitious, but if I’m deep in something, sometimes I’ll play the same song or album on repeat to get into the zone. Anything by Sade is a go-to for me.
How do you celebrate your winnings?
I’m not much of a partier, so I celebrate by getting a nice meal or even playing a fun low-stakes cash game with friends.
How does your family feel about you playing poker? Has this attitude changed over time?
My family has supported my poker career since my dad played full-time for a while. I’m very lucky for that.
How do you work on improving your poker game?
I work on my game by going over hands with friends, and my coach, watching seminars from BBZ poker and running my own sims.
How do you balance playing poker with the rest of your life?
Since I live in a rural area of England, when I’m at home, I don’t play much. I spend time in nature, making content, working out, and seeing friends.
What are the funniest moments you’ve seen at the poker tables?
The funniest moment I saw at the poker table is someone made a prop bet that however many chips another player could fit in his mouth, he’d pay him that amount. I think he got something like 23.
What are your goals for your poker career in the future?
My goals for my poker career are to continue improving my game so I can be one of the best in the fields I’m competing in and to continue to make funny poker content.

Throughout the interview, Marle shared her experiences, both triumphs, and challenges, offering a glimpse into the realities of a career in poker. Her expertise, honed over years of play, shines through as she discusses the importance of strategy, adaptability, and emotional resilience in the face of inevitable ups and downs.
Marle’s story serves as inspiration for aspiring players, highlighting the rewards that come from hard work, continuous learning, and a love for the game. Her advice to newcomers emphasizes the importance of patience, discipline, and maintaining a healthy mindset, reminding us that success in poker is a journey that requires constant growth and self-improvement.
We extend our gratitude to Marle Spragg for sharing her knowledge and experiences with us. Her insights provide valuable lessons for players at all stages of their poker careers. By following in Marle’s footsteps, embracing the challenges, and staying committed to the pursuit of excellence, players can aspire to reach new heights in the thrilling world of professional poker.
