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Alex Foxen Wins $25k LHPO High Roller; Kristen Foxen Finishes in 4th Place

Sat, 20 Jan 2024 04:01:38 +0000

The Foxen family is off to a strong start to 2024 with both Kristen Foxen and now Alex Foxen each having won a tournament to start the new year.

On Friday, Alex took down a $25,500 buy-in no-limit hold’em high roller in the Lucky Hearts Poker Open (LHPO) at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. Doing so paid the two-time GPI Player of the Year $426,025, and it came just three days after Kristen won a PokerGO Tour event in Las Vegas.

Kristen Foxen Bests Negreanu & Cracks Husband's Aces to Win PGT Kickoff Finale

Thu, 18 Jan 2024 00:36:18 +0000

After vowing to make changes to his game following a rough year, Daniel Negreanu came within inches of winning his second poker tournament of 2024 before falling to Kristen Foxen.

On Tuesday, Foxen defeated Negreanu during heads-up play PokerGO Tour Kickoff Series Event #5: 10,100 No-Limit Hold’em for $165,000 as the four-time bracelet winner added to her $7.1 million in live earnings and picked up her first live tournament win since just days before the COVID lockdowns in 2020.

Alex Foxen

Tue, 12 Dec 2023 05:25:50 +0000

Biography

Alex Foxen is an American professional poker player and is the husband of three-time WSOP Bracelet winner Kristen Foxen.

Prior to poker, he was a college football player for Boston College, where he played tight end. Interestingly, Foxen won the very first WSOP Circuit event he entered in May 2012 in New Orleans for $22,421.

He has come a long way since then, having recorded over $21 million in total live earnings which includes a plethora of first-place finishes.

Can Bill Klein Get Paid with a Straight Flush in a $300,000 Tournament?

Wed, 08 Nov 2023 16:31:56 +0000

How many times have you hit a straight flush? Not many Im sure! Bill Klein does exactly that in this poker hand from the 2021 Super High Roller Bowl in the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Whats even more impressive is that two of his opponents Alex Foxen and Justin Bonomo have also hit a straight!

In this strategy column, I’ll talk about hands that like to bet in multiway pots. Draws that can comfortably bet and call a raise are generally the ones you want to use. You often want to check your draws that cannot continue against a raise as you will be folding out a decent amount of equity in the pot.