Kristen Foxen Wins Sixth WSOP Bracelet in Career-Largest Victory

Kristen Foxen has made history once again in the poker world. On Sunday, June 7, she secured her sixth World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet by winning the 2026 WSOP $25,000 no-limit hold’em eight-max event. This victory not only adds to her impressive collection of bracelets but also marks her largest career win, with a payout of $1,773,083.

Foxen's triumph in this high-stakes event solidifies her position as the most successful female poker player in history. She now has twice as many bracelets as any other woman in the game, with Vanessa Selbst, Barbara Enright, and Nani Dollison tied for second with three each. This latest win also tops her previous largest payout of $1,449,000, which she earned for a fourth-place finish in a $100,000 buy-in at Triton Jeju this spring.

Foxen's journey to this victory was marked by a series of impressive performances. She outlasted 345 entries in the $25,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold’em, defeating Galen Hall heads-up. This win is her second title and eighth final-table finish of 2026, earning her 1,680 Card Player Player of the Year points and 750 PokerGO Tour points. With this victory, Foxen now sits in second place in the overall POY standings presented by CoinPoker and just 13 points behind current season-long race leader Brock Wilson on the high-stakes-centric tour’s leaderboard.