Leonor “Leo” Margets of Barcelona will make history Tuesday when the 2025 World Series of Poker Main Event final table begins at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, becoming the first woman to reach poker’s most prestigious final table since Barbara Enright in 1995.

The 41-year-old poker pro, with over $2 million in career winnings and a 2021 WSOP bracelet, is only the second woman in the event’s 56-year history to reach this stage and has a chance to become the first woman ever to win poker’s ultimate prize. The winner receives $10 million this year.

Margets will join eight others battling for the coveted championship when action begins at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Leading the chip counts is John Wasnock, a 50-year-old from North Bend, Wash., who brings 108.1 million chips to the table. The relative unknown has already far exceeded his previous career-high cash of $56,330.

Seven-time WSOP bracelet winner Michael Mizrachi sits second with 93 million chips, seeking to cap off a remarkable summer. The 44-year-old Las Vegas pro already claimed his record fourth Poker Players Championship title this year and could add $10 million to his $19 million in career earnings.

Texas oil industry worker Braxton Dunaway (91.9 million) rounds out the top three, while Belgian pro Kenny Hallaert (80.5 million) seeks his first WSOP bracelet after accumulating $5.9 million in live tournament winnings.

Other notable finalists include Serbian doctor Luka Bojovic, Alaskan pro Adam Hendrix, Korean player Daehyung Lee, and Nevada’s Jarod Minghini. The field represents the third-largest in WSOP Main Event history, with 9,735 total entrants creating a massive prize pool.

Play continues until four players remain Tuesday, with the final day scheduled for Wednesday.