Only six ladies make it to the final in the $1,000 Ladies Championship Event of the World Series of Poker 2026 at Horseshoe & Paris Las Vegas. win2day testimonial Jessica Teusl made a deep run but had to settle for 9th place.Jessica Teusl (c) Pokernews – Rgina CortinaWith 48 ladies remaining, Day 3 was underway, and Jessica Teusl was ranked 16th, putting her in a very solid position. As usual, there wasn’t much room to maneuver, and the ranks thinned out relatively quickly. Cherish Andrew had to go out in 15th place when her lost to from Emily Spencer.As the final table approached, Jessica Teusl and Lexy Gavin-Mather were the short stacks. In 10th place, Svetlana Gromenkova, who had won the title in 2008, was sent home when her ran into from Lisa Tan.Jessica Teusl was the last lady who had previously won this event, but she was the next seat open. With , she ran into from Emily Spencer, the board didn’t help her, and Jessi had to take 9th place for $1,668.Skye Chen then eliminated Lexy Gavin-Mather with a pair of sevens as she was all-in with . Lisa Tan doubled up once more before she had to exit with fives against from Lisa Teebagy.Six ladies bagged up, with Emily Spencer securing a clear lead with 10,290,000. All six are guaranteed $1,192, while the winner will take home $1,630.
Rank
Name
Nation
Chip Count
1
Emily Spencer
United States
10,290,000
2
Skye Chen
United States
5,450,000
3
Lisa Teebagy
United States
5,360,000
4
Victoria Ailloud
France
3,895,000
5
Aubrey Williams
United States
2,660,000
6
Caitlin Comeskey
United States
1,780,000
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lost to 
from Emily Spencer.As the final table approached, Jessica Teusl and Lexy Gavin-Mather were the short stacks. In 10th place, Svetlana Gromenkova, who had won the title in 2008, was sent home when her 
ran into 
from Lisa Tan.Jessica Teusl was the last lady who had previously won this event, but she was the next seat open. With 
, she ran into 
from Emily Spencer, the board didn’t help her, and Jessi had to take 9th place for $1,668.Skye Chen then eliminated Lexy Gavin-Mather with a pair of sevens as she was all-in with 
. Lisa Tan doubled up once more before she had to exit with fives against 
from Lisa Teebagy.Six ladies bagged up, with Emily Spencer securing a clear lead with 10,290,000. All six are guaranteed $1,192, while the winner will take home $1,630.