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If you are a fan of the World Series of Poker televised on cable, you may recognize some of the more famous celebrity gamblers who return year after year to vie for the coveted WSOP Bracelet. We thought it would be fun to highlight a few of the most well-known players, both men and women, in this genre.

Annie Duke

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You may have seen Annie Duke on Donald Trump’s “The Apprentice,” in which she went head to head with Joan Rivers. However, this show didn’t make her a famous celebrity because Annie Duke is the most famous women poker player in the world. Brother of Howard Lederer, Annie Duke can be seen on the World Series of Poker and in 2004; she won her first WSOP bracelet. Ms. Duke is highly regarded by her peers, and in the same year she won the WSOP bracelet, she also won the ESPN invitational WSOP Tournament of Champions. In fact, it is recorded that the $2 million dollar prize was the highest ever paid to a woman poker player at that time.

Jennifer Tilly

You may know Jennifer Tilly from her extraordinary role in “Agnes of God,” but today, she can be seen at the World Series of Poker events broadcast on cable TV. Miss Tilly is probably the most recognized of among famous celebrity gamblers. In 2005, she won the World Series of Poker playing No Limit Texas Holdem. She not only snagged the WSOP bracelet in June, but went on to win the World Poker Tour Ladies Invitational Tournament in September of the same year. Moreover, she is the first celebrity to win the WSOP bracelet!

Toby Maguire

As “Spiderman,” Toby Maguire’s character was a box office hit, but as a famous celebrity gambler, Mr. Maguire can hold his own. In 2007, Toby Maguire didn’t make it to the main event, but professional poker players agree that he is the one to watch. In fact, he does have the best record for playing poker tournaments among non-professional poker players. Moreover, he did win the Phil Helmuth Invitational, and won the Hollywood Park Casino tournament in 2004 as well. Keep an eye out for Maguire as his “web” is growing in leaps and bounds!

Ben Affleck

Known for his role in “Good Will Hunting,” Ben Affleck is a trained poker player. You may be surprised to learn that his current trainer is none other than Annie Duke! Having won his first tournament in 2004, Ben Affleck takes gambling very seriously. IN addition, he cashed in over $300,000 in the WPT championship in 2005. Married to Jennifer Garner, star of the TV show “Alias,” Ben has become well known for his keen poker instincts. Last year, Affleck won a charity poker tournament sponsored by the Poker Players Alliance.

$135,000 to World Central Kitchen

Poker and philanthropy meet again as the World Poker Tour and Budweiser have partnered to launch a celebrity charity poker event. The King’s Celebrity Poker Challenge on ClubWPT premieres on Twitch at 8pm ET on Thursday, May 28. Multiple channels will host the event, including Budweiser and World Surf League.

The Poker Challenge will feature six celebrities competing from their homes, webcams on, using the ClubWPT poker platform. The participants include actors Jon Hamm, Jason Alexander, and Kevin Pollak, NBA star Pau Gasol, legendary surfing champion Kelly Slater, and World Central Kitchen (WCK) founder Chef José Andrés.

Proceeds from the show will go to World Central Kitchen. Budweiser is contributing $15,000 on behalf of each player and another $35,000 to WCK in the winner’s name for a total of $135,000.

some light hearted fun and to make a positive impact by spotlighting the great work of World Central Kitchen”

Said Budweiser vice president of marketing Monica Rustgi: “Bud wanted to give people chance to feel a little of that thrill of competition while staying safe at home, so with the World Poker Tour, we’ve assembled a cast of characters for a charity game for some light hearted fun and to make a positive impact by spotlighting the great work of World Central Kitchen.”

In the Poker Challenge announcement, the term “first episode” was used, so it appears that this may be just the initial broadcast in a series.

WCK provides meals during crises

Chef José Andrés founded World Central Kitchen a decade ago to “use the power of food to heal and strengthen communities through times of crisis and beyond.”

The organization has rushed to locations around the world which have been devastated by disasters, helping rebuild food systems and distribute meals to residents and relief workers. WCK has served over 19 million meals, including 3.7 million meals in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Katrina via its “Chef Relief Team.”

WCK is now providing similar support to cities across America during the COVID-19 health crisis. It is delivering meals to those unable to leave their homes, providing meals for families to pick up, and making food for hospital workers.

In April, Andrés announced a new initiative called “Chefs for America,” in which WCK is paying restaurant owners $10 to $20 per meal, allowing them to stay open, rehire staff, and pay for ingredients.

He has converted his own restaurants into relief kitchens and has vowed to let all frontline healthcare workers such as doctors and nurses eat free the rest of the year once the facilities reopen to the public.

Poker community keeps stepping up

The King’s Celebrity Poker Challenge on ClubWPT is just the latest in a series of charitable poker events during the COVID-19 pandemic. In April, poker pro Dan Smith launched a charity drive through his organization, Double Up Drive, raising $600,000 for families in some of the hardest hit areas in the U.S. Run It Once added another $32,520 through a heads-up poker tournament.

Also in April, actor Ben Affleck hosted a celebrity tournament on Americas Cardroom that raised $2m for Feeding America. The following weekend, partypoker hosted a tournament to benefit the UK’s National Health Service.

About a month ago, Discovery CEO David Zaslav raised nearly $1.3m for New York’s Mount Sinai COVID-19 Response Fund in a charity tournament. The fund focuses on providing much-needed PPE and meals to frontline healthcare workers in New York City hospitals.