Alex Foxen Secures Fourth WSOP Bracelet in Thrilling $10K Turbo Win

Alex Foxen has added another prestigious title to his already impressive resume. He won the 2026 World Series of Poker $10,000 no-limit hold’em super turbo bounty event, defeating a field of 466 entries to claim his fourth career gold bracelet and $594,246 in prize money.

This victory is a significant milestone for Foxen, as it propels him to ninth on poker’s all-time money list with $60,565,402 in career cashes. His wife, Kristen Foxen, also had a remarkable week, winning her sixth bracelet just a day earlier.

The event was completed in a single session, with a prize pool of $4,333,800. Notable players who made deep runs in the event include Danny Tang, John Juanda, Josh Arieh, Elior Sion, Martin Kabrhel, Dario Sammartino, Zachary Grech, Narcis Nedelcu, and Harvey Castro. Foxen's latest triumph also secured him enough PokerGO Tour points to move into second place on the high-stakes-centric leaderboard. So far this series, Foxen has earned over $1.2 million across five cashes.