Three winners were crowned on Saturday at the Wynn Summer Classic, including a historic win for Dusti Smith in the $3,000 Ladies High Roller.

There were also Limit Hold'em and Turbo No-Limit Hold'em crowns to be won, so let's get started and have a look at all the action over at the Wynn.

Smith Wins $61,335 in Ladies High Roller

The $3,000 Ladies High Roller drew 76 entries, generating a prize pool of $206,720. Fourteen players returned for Day 2 on Saturday, June 7, to compete for the top prize of $61,335.

The title went to Dusti Smith, who entered the final day as chip leader and continued her strong run by defeating Xinyi Hong heads-up for the win. Smith, wasted no time hopping into this event, after recently finishing runner up in Event #17: $2,000 No-Limit Holdem at the World Series of Poker.

Other notable players advancing to Day 2 included Victoria Livschitz, Maria Lampropulos, Sinead Davenport, and Xuan Liu—who recently made history as the first woman to win a Triton Poker Series title in Montenegro.

$3,000 Ladies High Roller Final Table Results

Zeze Wins $1,100 Limit Hold'em

There was more female poker success in the $1,100 Limit Hold'em as Chantelle Zeze came out on top of a 53-player field to win after a heads-up deal with eventual runner-up Sovann Pen.

According to The Hendon Mob, this is only Zeze's third career cash, but she takes home $14,095 for her efforts.

$1,100 Limit Hold'em Final Table Results

Hernandez Makes Quick Work of $1,100 Turbo

There was victory for Spaniard Juan Hernandez over a 109-player field in the $1,100 NLH Turbo. Hernandez already had two cashes at this year's Wynn Summer Classic for just over $4,000 combined, but now takes home $30,177 for his efforts.

He defeated Daniel Maor heads-up, who would have to settle for $19,023. Maor, a former bracelet-winner, took down the BetMGM Poker Championship in 2024.

Meanwhile, David Stefanski finished 13th for $2,434, just days after taking down the $1.5m GTD $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em

$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo Final Table Results

Twenty Advance from $1,600 NLH PKO Day 1a

Day 1a of the $1,600 NLH PKO was an international affair, with eight different nationalities represented inside the top 10, including only two Americans.

Leading the 20 survivors from a field of 162 is Julian Pineda, who is the only player over a million chips. This year, Pineda became only the seventh Colombian to cash for over $1,000,000, and there is clear water between him and Yang Lu (700,000).

$1,600 NLH PKO Day 1a Top 10 Chip Counts

What's Up on Sunday?

Today sees the second starting flight in the $1,600 NLH PKO event which gets underway at 12 p.m., with a $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo starting at 6 p.m.