Remembering Angie Tscheiner: A Beloved Poker Pro and Cincinnati Native
Angie Tscheiner, a celebrated figure in the world of professional poker, passed away at the age of 52, leaving behind a legacy of skill, compassion, and unwavering dedication to her family and community.
The Cincinnati native, known for her remarkable achievements at the poker table, was remembered fondly by friends and colleagues alike. Her career spanned numerous accolades, including total live earnings of $10,853, with a standout cash game total of $10,105.
Angie's journey in poker was marked by significant milestones. She climbed to the 4,478th position on the All-Time Money List, showcasing her talent and perseverance. Within the United States, she ranked 77,400th, and in Ohio, she held the 1,653rd spot—a testament to her prowess and determination.
Beyond her professional life, Angie was deeply connected to her Cincinnati roots. A passionate Bengals fan, she cherished her football heritage and actively contributed to charitable causes, enriching her community through selfless acts.
Angie Tscheiner's Family Legacy
Survived by her daughter Jazmine Herring, three grandchildren—Lei‘Lani Herring, Landon, and Loyal Render—and siblings including Urma Wood and Norbert Tscheiner Jr., Angie's family remains a cornerstone of her enduring memory. Her grandson Champ Render, named with love, continues her legacy through sports, playing high school football.
The passing of her father, Norbert G. Tscheiner Sr., on December 21, 2026, at 78 years old, marked another chapter in the family's loss, yet their bonds endured through shared memories and resilience.
Unanswered Questions and Lasting Impact
- Details regarding funeral arrangements remain undisclosed as the family processes their grief.
- Angie attended Western Hills High School, where her journey began before the spotlight of professional poker.
Colleagues and fans reflect on her kindness, humor, and the joy she brought to every room she entered. Though her time was cut short, Angie Tscheiner's spirit lives on in the hearts of those who knew her, a reminder of the profound difference one life can make.
