Bad Girls of Poker

Cycalona Gowen, better known as Clonie, grew up in Kiowa, Oklahoma. A high school jock, she was on a state championship basketball team and was ranked seventh in the high jump in track and field. At the age of fifteen, Gowen was crowned Miss Teen McAlester, Oklahoma.

Clonie is a regular columnist for Bluff magazine, the official magazine of the World Series of Poker, which has increased its circulation to 120,000 copies in just its third issue. She also sits on the board of directors for the United States Poker Association, a non-profit association with a strong influence in the world of poker. Now a thirty-two-year-old mother of two, Clonie lives in Dallas, Texas, but can be found at just about every major poker tournament held throughout the country-either as a player or as the host of tournaments and charity events.
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Evelyn “Evybabee” Ng (also known as Evelyn "Champagne" Ng) (born September 14, 1975 in Toronto).

Ng began her gambling career playing pool for money at age 14. By age 17, she had expanded into dealing blackjack and poker games in her hometown of Toronto. Around that time, she dated fellow Canadian poker player Daniel Negreanu. He helped her develop a style of play designed to combat aggressive players.

Ng achieved fame on the WPT circuit in 2003 after placing second in the Ladies' Night I tournament - finishing ahead of established professionals including Annie Duke, Kathy Liebert and Jennifer Harman.Ng was included as one of the characters in the video game Stacked with Daniel Negreanu.

Evelyn “Evybabee” Ng is now part of Team Bodog. Ng was a participant in the King of Vegas television series on SpikeTV.