Sarah Wasch

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Sarah Wasch is an American professional poker player based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. her career live tournament earnings total $239,652, with her largest cash coming from the 2024 Pennsylvania State Poker Championship where she earned $51,250. She has been active in women's events at both the WSOP and WSOP Circuit, cashing multiple times but yet to win a gold bracelet.

Wasch's WSOP women's event results include: 2022 Event #57: $600 Deepstack Championship, 17th place ($14,119); 2023 Event #67: $1,000 Ladies Championship, 37th place ($4,528); 2024 Event #71: $10,000 Ladies Championship, 77th place ($2,559). In WSOP Circuit women's events, she finished runner-up in WSOPC Event #12: $300 Ladies Event at Horseshoe Baltimore in February 2025 ($5,351) and again finished runner-up in the same event in February 2026 ($4,155). Additionally, she placed 17th in WSOPC Event #12: $300 Ladies Event at Harrah's Atlantic City in August 2025 ($611).

In other events, Wasch played the WPT Prime Championship (buy-in $1,100) in December 2024, finishing 733rd out of 9,670 entrants for $2,480. She also participated in WSOP Online Circuit events, finishing 4th in October 2024 ($826) and 4th in September 2024 ($215).

Wasch's largest career cash came from the 2024 Pennsylvania State Poker Championship's $2,200 PSPC Event #3. The event had 243 entries and a $500,000 prize pool. She finished third after an ICM deal with Matthew Sabia and champion Max Pinnola, earning $51,250. According to PokerNews, Wasch eliminated several players during the tournament, including Tim Faro, demonstrating deep-stack control.

Wasch is active on the Bluesky social platform under the handle @swasch.bsky.social with 18 followers and has not yet posted. Her follows cover topics including poker, women's leadership, etc., reflecting her support for women's participation in poker.