Women Poker News
Tomorrow’s the Day: Women in Poker High Roller Kicks Off at the Venetian

The $2,500 Women in Poker High Roller kicks off June 22 at 12:10 PM at the Venetian Poker Room. As the only High Roller Ladies Event during Ladies Week, it offers a $100K guarantee and a historic chance for women to lead the action—and the spotlight.

Jennifer Dennis aka PokerinHD — Triple the Life, Triple the Grit

Jennifer Dennis—known online as PokerinHD—is a mother of triplets, a WSOP breakout star, and now a contender in the $2,500 Women in Poker High Roller. From home games in Norman, Oklahoma to six-figure finishes on the biggest stage, she’s proving that grit, patience, and real-life experience are unbeatable skills at the table.

Tina Stafford aka Pkrqt — A Veteran Voice for Women in the Game

Tina Stafford, known as Pkrqt, has been a dedicated voice in women’s poker for over two decades. As a WPA Advocate and lifelong supporter of women in the game, she continues to lead with presence, purpose, and quiet strength. This June, she takes her seat at the $2,500 Women’s High Roller at the Venetian—reminding us all what it means to show up, play big, and stay true.

Beth Gains Isn’t Just Playing — She’s Leading a Cultural Rebellion at the Felt

Beth Gains—aka Betyamama—isn’t just showing up to the $2,500 Women’s High Roller at the Venetian. She’s bringing a legacy of advocacy, a sharp poker game, and a cultural pulse that turns every appearance into a statement. From the WSOP Seniors Event to the Oscars red carpet, she’s proof that women in poker aren’t just playing—they’re leading.

Michelle Ceglarek at the Table: Making Every Hand Count

Michelle 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.

Debs the Destroyer Is Back: Deborah Worley-Roberts Is Done Playing Small

Known 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.

Who Will Be the Last Woman Standing? $2,500 Seat and WPA Trophy on the Line

Join the WPA at the Charity Series of Poker on June 13 at The Stirling Club in Las Vegas. Enjoy exclusive perks, compete for over $15K in prizes, and support a great cause. Not a member yet? Now’s the perfect time to join the Women’s Poker Association and be part of the action.