Spanish professional brand Leo Margets won her first gold bracelet. She beat 1,903 entrants in Event #83: $1,500 The Closer for $376,850. And as a result, she became one of only two women in the series to win a bracelet so far.

The event generated a total prize pool of $2540,505 and attracted the likes of Chris Moorman, Michael Wang, Yuval Bronshtein, Mitchell Halverson, Joao Simao and 2013 Main Event winner Ryan Riess, who all entered Reward circle.
Now, Leo Margets joins Lara Eisenberg (Event #22 Women's winner) as the only women's bracelet winner in the series. The difference is that Leo Margets won the championship in the open event, which is even more significant.
"Usually it's harder for a woman to win a bracelet because we're very few (in poker)," Margets told reporters, adding that she believes her bracelet win "may inspire women to take an interest in the game."
Speaking of the underrepresentation of women in poker, Leo Margets said: "I hope one day there won't be a problem like this, it shouldn't be a problem."
Finally, Leo Margets added a few words of encouragement for anyone who wants to play the game: "If you like it, keep going, whether you're a man, a woman, or a monkey."
Let's congratulate Spanish female player Leo Margets for being the only female WSOP champion this year!