Women Poker News
The Real Poker Girls Of Las Vegas New Podcast Episode: Why Costa Rica 2026 Is a Defining Moment for Women in Poker

A new episode of The Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas podcast is now live, focusing on the Costa Rica Poker Festival 2026 and the continued momentum of women’s poker worldwide. Hosted by Lupe Soto, Tatiana Fox, and Rebbecca Scales, the episode explores how women’s events have evolved, why Costa Rica has become a welcoming international destination for women players, and what this moment signals for the future of global women’s poker.

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.

Turning Assumptions Into Advantage: How the Check Becomes a Woman’s Strongest Tool at the Table

Women are read before they ever play a hand. This article breaks down how those assumptions form — and how women can flip them into strategic advantages. From exploiting automatic C-bets to weaponizing the check, here’s how to turn bias into power at the table.

The Quiet Shift: From Chips to Code: AI, Gamification, and What It Can Mean For The Next Era of Poker

At this year’s Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, the conversation wasn’t about jackpots—it was about algorithms. From AI-driven casino floors to dealerless poker tables, the industry is racing toward automation. But as technology rewrites the rules of gaming, Women Poker News asks a vital question: where do women fit in a future coded by machines?

Unfiltered: Michael Mizrachi Before the Bracelet on The Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas

Before he won the 2025 WSOP Main Event and claimed $15 million, Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi gave The Real Poker Girls of Las Vegas one of the most unfiltered interviews ever recorded. From wild Vegas stories to why money can’t get him into a LIPS event, this is Mizrachi like you’ve never seen him.

What’s Your HendonMob? — How One Question (and a Few Bad Plays) Led to Poker’s Coolest Origin Story

Ever been asked, “What’s your HendonMob?” while playing online poker? I thought it was some kind of secret ranking — turns out, the story behind it is way better. Meet Joe Beevers, one of the men who helped build poker’s coolest origin story.

All Eyes on the Final Table: The Stage Is Set $2,500 Women In Poker High Roller

The 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.

Day 2 Begins at the $2,500 Women in Poker High Roller: 39 Players Remain in a Record-Setting Field

The largest Women’s High Roller in history continues today at The Venetian with 39 players left, a record prize pool, and a structure worthy of championship-level play. Day 2 plays to the final 7, with a live-streamed finale set for June 24.

Ruth Hall’s Ladies Week Run Comes with a Personal Dedication

Ruth Hall’s run in the $2,500 Venetian Women’s High Roller carries more than competitive weight. After losing her husband earlier this year, she’s playing this one with heart and purpose. With 168,000 chips and a shot at the final table, Ruth stands not only as a contender but as a symbol of strength, love, and legacy in the game. As she quietly dedicated this run to him, one thing was clear: this one is for you.

History Made: The LIPS Women in Poker High Roller Becomes the Largest High Roller Event for Women

With a record-breaking prize pool and a star-studded field, the $2,500 Women in Poker High Roller at the Venetian wasn’t just the biggest high roller for women in history—it was a turning point. Powered by Lupe Soto’s decades-long mission and amplified by Women Poker News, this event proved what happens when women are seen, supported, and celebrated on poker’s biggest stages.