Stop, Ladies Time: Katie Lindsay Will Host Online Ladies Championship on ACR Poker

Stop, Ladies Time: Katie Lindsay Will Host Online Ladies Championship on ACR Poker

In October 2026 something new is coming to the WPN rooms. For women only. For one day only. Let’s take a look.

Details of The First-Ever Women-Only Event

  • Starts at 02:05 pm ET on October 4th, 2026
  • Buy-in — $215
  • Guarantee — $25,000
  • Starting stack — 50,000 chips (83.33 bb)
  • Late registration — 16 levels
  • Blind level — 12 minutes
  • Unlimited re-entrie

The tournament winner will receive a physical trophy, which will be sent to her by mail.

Online Ladies Championship
Online Ladies Championship in the ACR Poker Lobby

How to Qualify For Online Ladies Championship

Until October 4th, you can qualify for the women’s tournament via regular satellites:

  • $2.50 Supersat or $3 Survivor Flip – Step 1 —> $22 Turbo Satellite
  • $21 Hyper Satellite

On the day of the Online Ladies Championship itself, players can look forward to two unique satellites starting at 12:30 pm ET:

  1. $22 Ladies Championship Turbo Sat guarantees 10 x $215 seats.
  2. $21 Ladies Championship Hyper Sat guarantees 5 x $215 seats.

Both satellites are already available in the ACR Poker lobby alongside the target tournament. Winning a ticket in either of them will automatically register the player for the Ladies Online Championship — do not play these special satellites unless you are prepared to play the target tournament.

Online Ladies Championship Qualifiers
Online Ladies Championship Qualifiers

Can Men Play the Online Ladies Championship on ACR Poker?

This tournament is designated as “open to verified women only”.

This does not mean, of course, that men cannot try to play in it — but they need to be aware of the consequences.

The poker room will strip any men found participating in the tournament of their winnings via confiscation — without refunding their buy-ins.

This is one of those (many) instances where you simply need to leave women alone and let them play a tournament made specifically for them.