Leo Margets Makes History: First Woman to Reach WSOP Main Event Final Table in 30 Years

In the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, Spanish professional player Leo Margets made history by becoming the first woman in 30 years to reach the Main Event final table. From July 15 to 16, she will compete against eight other players for the championship title and millions of dollars in prize money. The final table will be broadcast exclusively on PokerGO.

Margets' achievement is remarkable, as no female player had reached the WSOP Main Event final table since Barbara Enright in 1995. Enright finished fifth that year, and now Margets stands on the same stage. She previously placed 27th in the 2009 WSOP Main Event when she was just 21 years old, making her one of the youngest players in the field.

This year's Main Event attracted a record number of entrants, and Margets advanced through the field with solid skills and exceptional mental fortitude. In a post-event interview, she said, "I am incredibly proud to represent female players here. I hope my performance inspires more women to take up poker."

The final table live stream begins on July 15 at 3:00 PM ET and continues the following day until a champion is crowned. Viewers can watch the entire event on the PokerGO platform.

Margets' opponents include several well-known professional players and online high-stakes specialists. The full list will be announced before the final table begins. All players will start with zero chips, competing for one of poker's highest honors: the gold bracelet.