Women have made inroads into industries long dominated by men. One such industry is gambling, where female participants are changing stereotypes and dispelling myths.

Women are betting more frequently and with more products than was previously documented, particularly among younger women who describe casino gambling as both entertainment and social activity.

1. Sofia Lovgren

Sofia Lovgren is one of many female poker players redefining the face of poker. Starting out as a low-stakes player, she quickly progressed up the stakes before eventually transitioning into tournament play.

She has won many cashes in her poker career and enjoys exploring different countries around the globe. Additionally, she appreciates the solitude that comes with being a poker player and is happy to set aside enough time for herself in order to keep up her game.

Lovgren will miss representing 888 Poker but plans on keeping her fans informed with her tournament results via Twitter and Instagram. She serves as an excellent role model for women who want to try their luck at poker; even her parents have begun supporting her efforts! Her biggest live tournament cash came when she placed 16th at EPT London High Roller for a prize worth PS21,540!

2. Jette Bayley

While many assume the casino industry is dominated by men, that’s far from accurate. Women play an instrumental role in driving its operation behind-the-scenes – from casino developers and game writers and developers, to female casino players growing every year – not to mention high-rolling ladies heading some of the largest gambling companies like Jette Bayley from Entain (a company comprised of Coral, Ladbrokes, bwin and Eurobet), as one example; she turned a small company into one of the titans of online casino gaming – inspiring many women to follow her example and dove into leadership positions within casino companies globally since her success paved the way for others women to follow in her footsteps and become casino titans themselves!

3. Maria Sharapova

Maria Sharapova has the talent, hunger for success, and resilience needed to stay at the top of her game. A true champion strives not only for financial gain; she strives to improve society through charitable giving.

At the Western & Southern Open, she defeated Madison Keys, Daria Gavrilova and newly crowned No. 2 Simona Halep all in three sets to reach the semifinals where she battled Ivanovic and won an exciting three-setter with two match points on offer!

Maria Sharapova has become widely revered for her seductive tennis style on court – an approach she is widely credited with pioneering. Additionally, Maria is an active philanthropist who supports numerous charity initiatives including The Maria Sharapova Foundation which awards scholarships to students from Chernobyl-affected regions of Belarus. Furthermore, Maria holds numerous endorsements including Head, Nike, Porsche as well as being part of Sugarpova line of candy as a partner and Goodwill Ambassador with United Nations Development Programme.

4. Jennifer Lopez

Women continue to face numerous barriers when entering male-dominated industries like gambling. But this industry is changing fast; women have made an incredible impactful statement as both customers and management members of this sector.

Vanessa Selbst is an inspiring example. After beginning as a poker player, she has amassed an enormous legacy over time – winning more than $3.8 million in live tournament cashes and even landing spots on mainstream TV shows due to her success at the table.

Amy Howe is another outstanding female CEO thriving in the gaming world. As the head of FanDuel sportsbook and casino, she’s outspoken on reducing marketing spending; these ideas have propelled FanDuel to new heights; as such she was named several times one of Billboard’s Women in Music; additionally she’s an accomplished singer/actress as well.