Women Poker News
WPA Announces 2027 Global Roadmap: Regional POY and London Weekend

The Women’s Poker Association (WPA) is launching a bold new chapter in 2027 with Regional Player of the Year competitions across Europe, Latin America, Canada, and Australasia. From expanding global leaderboards to an exclusive women’s weekend at The Hippodrome Casino London hosted by WPA International Board President Kerryjane Craigie, the WPA is uniting a global collective of female talent to compete, learn, and lead.

WSOP Ladies Warm-Up: The Opening Note of Women’s Poker at the WSOP

Ladies Week in Las Vegas is in full swing as the city shifts into a different rhythm, with women gathering across tournaments, meetups, and side events that have turned this stretch of the summer into a growing tradition in poker. At the center of it all is the WSOP Ladies Championship, the long-running $1,000 bracelet event that continues to anchor the week, while the WSOP Ladies Warm Up once again opens the action and signals the start of tournament play inside the series.

LIPS Tour Women in Poker Summer Festival Kicks Off at Golden Nugget

The LIPS Tour Women in Poker Summer Festival kicks off at Golden Nugget as Ladies Week continues across Las Vegas. With events spanning nearly two weeks, players can compete, connect, and celebrate the growth of women’s poker. Learn how the Women’s Poker Association (WPA), the largest international women’s poker organization in the world, is helping bring the community together while The Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas highlights the excitement surrounding this year’s festivities.

How Learning Mixed Games Can Take Your Hold’em Skills to the Next Level

Learning mixed games like Omaha and Stud can sharpen your decision-making, slow the pace of Hold’em, and build real confidence at the table. With new opportunities for women to learn from leaders like Lupe Soto—and resources such as Getting Started With H.O.R.S.E.—now is the perfect time to take your poker skills to the next level.

A New Chapter for the Women’s Poker Association: Meet the New Leadership and Learn How to Join the Movement

The Women’s Poker Association (WPA) has announced a new leadership team, ushering in a powerful chapter of advocacy, visibility, and connection for women in the game. Led by President AJ Rudolph and Vice President Christina Black, the all-volunteer organization continues its mission to elevate female players through core programs like Raise It Up, Final Table Celebration, and its dynamic Advocate network. With a passionate board and growing national presence, the WPA is empowering women across the poker world—one table at a time.