Rebbecca ScalesAs the LIPS High Roller at The Venetian reaches its pivotal Day 2, a field of 43 players remains in contention for the title. With a $150,000 guaranteed prize pool, the competition showcases top global talent and established professionals as they battle for a seat at the final table.
Rebbecca ScalesTirza Sanders made history in Las Vegas by winning the inaugural $2,500 LIPS Women in Poker High Roller at The Venetian — claiming three trophies and leading a record-breaking event that’s redefining what’s possible for women in the game. From a six-hour final table to 40,000+ livestream views on Day One alone, this wasn’t just a tournament — it was a breakthrough moment for women’s poker.
WPNThe stage is set at The Venetian as the $2,500 Women in Poker High Roller makes history as the largest of its kind. With record-breaking turnout, elite play, and global attention, this event proves that when women are given the spotlight, they don’t just show up—they elevate the game.
Rebbecca ScalesKnown in the poker world as the Poker Queen, Chris Read is a back-to-back LIPS_Tour National Champion, WPA Player of the Year, and global advocate for women in the game. With over $500,000 in earnings and a fourth-place finish at the WPT Ladies Championship, she’s back for the $2,500 Women In Poker High Roller—and ready to make another deep run.
WPNLady Summer Camp 2025 is more than just a poker series—it’s a full-blown movement led by women, for women. Powered by The Real Poker Girls Media and founded by trailblazer Lupes Soto, this two-week festival brings high-stakes action, real stories, and bold voices to the forefront. From satellites to the $2,500 High Roller at The Venetian, this is where women in poker make their mark—with cameras rolling and the world watching.
Rebbecca ScalesMichelle Ceglarek may not play full-time, but she plays with full focus. A finance professional and family woman by day, “Michellay” has quietly built a remarkable poker résumé—balancing spreadsheets and chip stacks with equal precision. From private game roots to consistent Florida circuit cashes, she now brings that momentum to the prestigious $2,500 Women in Poker High Roller at the Venetian.
Rebbecca ScalesKnown as “Debs the Destroyer,” Deborah Worley-Roberts stormed into the poker spotlight with a second-place finish at the 2017 WSOP Ladies Championship—and she’s been playing unapologetically ever since. With over $280K in live earnings, a knockout story involving David Peters, and a playbook for every woman entering the game, Deborah isn’t just a player—she’s a force.
