Last year’s World Series of Poker Main Event gave us one of those stories that remind us why this tournament is considered the absolute pinnacle of world poker. And this time, the protagonist speaks Spanish. Leo Margets
The Catalan already knows what it means to leave a mark in Las Vegas. In 2009, she reached an unforgettable 27th place in the Main Event. Now, more than a decade later, she is once again positioned to fight for something even bigger.
That said, the path is far from easy. With around 23 big blinds, Margets will have to navigate an extremely dangerous table at the close of Day 7. Among her rivals are heavyweight names like Michael Mizrachi
Leo Margets Left the 2025 Main Event With the Largest Prize in History for a Woman at the WSOP, US$1,500,000.
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And on her journey, she is accompanied by the cameras of “In the Mind of a Pro”, in coverage that blends technical analysis, competitive tension, and raw emotions. The program, focused on the journey of the 2025 WSOP Main Event, allows you to experience from within one of the toughest and most prestigious tournaments on the circuit.
The expectation around Leo continues to grow. Not only because of the possibility of surpassing that historic 27th place, but also because she represents a key figure for the development and visibility of women’s poker on the international scene.
The marathon continues. And as the field shrinks and the pressure rises, Leo Margets remains strong, dreaming awake… and making the entire Spanish-speaking poker community dream. Check out her path in this new episode of the show:
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