Alex Foxen wins the $250,000 Super High Roller bracelet

After boycotting the WSOP last year Alex Foxen returns in fine style bagging one of the biggest prizes of the year and his first bracelet.

Another 'best without a bracelet' candidate gets the monkey off their back this year as Alex Foxen shipped the $250,000 Super High Roller event over the weekend. 

He bested a final table that included Adrian Mateos, Phil Ivey and Player of the Year chaser Daniel Zack on his way to his first bracelet and $4,563,700.  

Foxen is one of the biggest winning players in the nosebleed tournaments for some time now, however he famously boycotted the WSOP last year because of the mask and vaccine mandates. With those out of the way this year he was able to do what he does best, crush high stakes MTTs. 

Congratulations to @WAFoxen for winning his first career @WSOP gold bracelet and the $4,563,700 top prize in the $250,000 Super High Roller! pic.twitter.com/dzE28jdNSs

— PokerGO (@PokerGO) June 26, 2022

After the match Foxen commented that his next goal was to match his fiancée Kristen Bicknell who has three bracelets herself:

The event boasted 56 entries, one of whom was Daniel Negreanu who went 'poker viral' over the weekend when this video of him throwing his vlogging camera at the table when he bust out of the event:

Totally agree with @padspoker take on @RealKidPoker needing to buy a new camera @WSOP - seeing the big ambassadors show they really care fires me up 🔥

*the guy that said “I think he lost It” also makes a good read ✅KTF Rob @koumanpoker @PokerNews

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— Rob Yong (@rob_yong_) June 25, 2022

He and most of the other nosebleed regulars will have a chance to get back in the action right away as the $50,000 Poker Players Championship is underway, a tournament many high stakes regulars consider to be the 'real' Main Event.

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