Bet on Yourself: Women in Tech Poker Night
Poker is more than a game. It’s a masterclass in decision-making, risk, and reading the room.
Bet on Yourself is an intimate, hands-on experience designed for women in tech who want to build confidence in high-stakes situations, both at the table and in their careers.
In a space that has historically been male-dominated, this night is about learning how to take your seat, trust your instincts, and make bold, calculated moves.
No poker experience is required.
We’ll start by teaching the fundamentals of the game, then transition into live play where you’ll practice:
Making decisions with incomplete information
Assessing risk and reward in real time
Managing emotions under pressure
Reading people, not just the cards
This isn’t about becoming a professional poker player.
It’s about building the mindset and skills to navigate negotiations, career moves, and leadership moments with clarity and confidence.
You won’t just learn how to play the game.
You’ll learn how to play your hand.
Seats are intentionally limited to keep the experience personal, interactive, and high-impact.
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Sponsors & Partners
Proudly supported by organizations building the next generation of leaders and operators.
Paybilt
A payment orchestration platform that gives top performing businesses a single, flexible system to accept, manage, and disburse payments in real time. It's built to hyper-optimize revenue, streamline operations, and adapt to the needs of global enterprises.
Womxn Play Poker
A community where womxn learn to take smarter risks, make confident decision and bet on themselves both professionally and personally.
Retail Women in Tech (RWIT)
A nonprofit building the next generation of leaders through community, mentorship, and access across the retail industry.
Toronto Tech Week is a citywide celebration of the people building what’s next. From May 25–29, 2026, founders, investors, and builders come together for hundreds of community-led events across Toronto, connecting tens of thousands of people around Canadian tech. Torontotechweek.com