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Congya Zhang: The Last Woman Standing in the 2026 WSOP Main Event

In the high-stakes, pure arena of the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, prestige isn’t bought—it’s earned through grueling, deep-stacked survival. Within a record-breaking field of 9,208 entrants, Shanghai’s Congya Zhang has commanded the spotlight, emerging as the “Last Woman Standing.” As she navigates the intense pressure of the final stages, Zhang is not only chasing a career-defining payday that will shatter her previous earnings, but she is also potentially on the verge of making history as the first woman ever to win the Main Event. The poker world is watching, and the entire community is cheering her on as she hunts for the sport’s most coveted prize.

The Best for Last: Watch the LIPS Ladies High Roller Final Table Live Today

The Venetian Poker Room has saved the best for last. After two days of battle, seven fierce women have emerged to compete for the $2,500 LIPS Ladies High Roller title, live-streamed today at 1:00 PM PST.

The Road to the Final Table: 43 Players Remain in the $2,500 LIPS High Roller

As 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.

More Than One Way to Skin a Cat: Skye Chen and the Rise of the Mind-Sport Outsider

Skye Chen, a software engineer with no prior tournament record, stunned the poker world by winning the 2026 WSOP Ladies Championship. Explore how her background in competitive Mahjong and logical analysis provided the winning edge in this historic, data-driven victory.

Poker Is A Universal Language: Why Inclusion and Respect Matter

Poker is a universal language, yet it is often tested by noise and division. At Women’s Poker News, we explore why protecting the integrity of our game requires us to look past agendas and treat every player with the dignity they deserve.

The Final Table: Six Women Chase History in the 2026 WSOP Ladies Championship

he quest for the 2026 WSOP Ladies Championship gold bracelet has reached its climax. After three days of intense competition, only six players remain to battle it out under the lights of the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. With a first-time winner guaranteed and a life-changing score on the line, the tension at the final table is palpable. Here is the current lineup as the final six prepare to make their move for poker immortality.

WSOP Ladies Championship: The Race to the Bracelet Intensifies as Day 2 Begins

The 2026 WSOP Ladies Championship field has narrowed to 338 survivors after a record-breaking Day 1. With a new champion guaranteed, follow the top ten chip leaders and the path to the $194,630 prize as play resumes for Day 2.

2026 WSOP: Women are Winning Open Bracelets, and We’re Only Just Getting Started

The 2026 World Series of Poker is fundamentally altering the historical narrative of female participation in the game. For years, the conversation regarding women at the WSOP has been largely siloed within the Ladies Championship. While that event remains a critical space for community and celebration, what we are seeing in 2026 is an aggressive expansion into the most prestigious—and technically demanding—open-field events

Elevating the Game: The LIPS Women in Poker Summer Festival at the Venetian

The LIPS Women in Poker Summer Festival has transformed from a grassroots effort into a premier Las Vegas marquee event. As the festival reaches its most prestigious phase—featuring the $800 LIPS Ladies Championship and the highly anticipated $2,500 LIPS Ladies High Roller—the momentum from last year’s record-breaking, livestreamed success continues to shatter boundaries. With a $150,000 guarantee on the line, there is still time to secure your seat through the upcoming Milestone Satty qualifiers and join the historic quest for the championship title.

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.