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WSOP Europe Ladies Championship 2026 - New event to take place in Prague

Quick Read

  • WSOP Europe 2026 unveils a €1,000 Ladies Championship to enhance women's role in poker.
  • The event includes notable figures like UFC Champion Mackenzie Dern and top poker names.
  • GGPoker provides a cost-effective qualification path with a €10M main event feature.
Bjorn Lindberg
Written by Bjorn Lindberg
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WSOP Europe Ladies Championship

WSOP Europe Ladies Championship


World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe 2026 has a brand-new event added with the introduction the €1,000 Ladies Championship that will take place in Prague on Saturday, April 4. 

The new event is part of WSOP's commitment to expanding the reach of women in poker and will see some of the biggest names compete in Prague.

Gold Bracelet Up For Grabs In Ladies Championship

The winner of the Ladies Championship will be awarded a coveted WSOP gold bracelet, but with a twist. 

To distinguish this achievement, the hardware features a unique design: a custom setting adorned with additional gemstones, marking it as a singular piece of history within the 2026 series. 


“As we enter a new era for WSOP Europe in Prague, it was essential that our schedule reflected the full spectrum of the poker community,” said Ty Stewart, CEO of the WSOP. “The Ladies Championship is always one of the most spirited environments in Las Vegas, and we’re thrilled to bring that same energy to Europe. We want this to be the definitive Ladies event on the continent.” 

Star-Studded Field: UFC Champions and Poker Icons

The buzz has already translated into a stacked early entry list. Mackenzie Dern, the UFC Women’s Strawweight Champion, was the first to put her name on the roster, signaling the event's crossover appeal. 

She’ll be joined by an international "Who’s Who" of poker talent, including: 

  • Leo Margets (Spain) 
  • Vanessa Kade (Canada) 
  • Kitty Kuo (Taiwan) 
  • Xuan Liu (Canada) 
  • Shiina Okamoto (Japan) 
  • Cecile Ticherfatine (France) 

The "vlogger" contingent is also out in force, with Ashley Frank, Abby Merk, and GGTeam’s Andrijana ‘Lijapoker’ Gligoric all confirmed to compete under the Prague lights. 

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Xuan Liu when she won the WPT Global Slam at Triton 2025

The Road to €10,000,000

The Ladies Championship serves as a major highlight of a festival headlined by the massive €10,000,000-guaranteed WSOP Europe Main Event. 

With the addition of this championship, the 2026 Prague series is shaping up to be the most inclusive and high-profile European stop in WSOP history as big names big to follow in the footsteps of 2025 WSOP Europe winners.

How to Qualify to WSOP Europe through GGPoker

To qualify for the 2026 WSOP Europe in Prague through GGPoker, international players can utilize the WSOP Express satellite system, which offers a streamlined path to a gold bracelet. 

Starting for as little as $0.50, players can climb a four-step ladder:

  • Step 1 (All-in or Fold Sit & Gos)
  • Step 2 ($2)
  • Step 3 ($10 Target Stack)
  • Step 4 Final ($150). 

These finals award "Bracelet Passes" and "Main Event Packages" that include the seat at the Hilton Prague and travel expenses. 

Additionally, keep an eye out for special promotions like the "r/poker Goes To Prague" freebuy series, which offers a completely free path to the €5,000 Main Event for those who can navigate through weekly heats and a Grand Finale.
Bjorn Lindberg
Bjorn Lindberg

Björn Lindberg from Sweden has over 20 years in the gambling industry, both as a player and in various work areas. The highlight of his playing career is probably winning the WPT Venice High Roller tournament in 2011. Björn most recently comes from Acroud where he was an editor in poker-related news and SEO-manager for PokerListings.

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