Krissy Foxen wins bracelet numer 6 🎉
Today
Six WSOP bracelets later, Kristen Foxen looks to the future.
Kristen Foxen just won her sixth WSOP bracelet, marking the biggest score of her career. In her winner’s interview, Foxen talks about why representation matters at the tables and hopes her visibility encourages more young women to take a seat.
She sees herself as a role model for aspiring female poker players and believes that seeing someone like her succeed helps others believe they can do it too.
“I hope that future generations can look at my success and believe they can achieve the same.”
“Best win of my poker career so far…”
We’re so happy for Kristen!“If you want to pursue it, there’s nothing stopping you…”
Words of wisdom to aspiring female poker players, from none other than 6-time WSOP bracelet-winner, Krissy Foxen.Kristen Foxen for the Poker Hall of Fame!
Let’s start campaigning now!Watch: Here is the Krissy Foxen interview with the WSOP Countdown crew.
Let’s hear her thoughts on how she closed out on bracelet number 6, and some of the big hands along the way.Some great Kristen Foxen stats from Tim Duckworth.
Kristen’s WSOP Bracelets:
🏆 2013 $1k Ladies Championship
🏆 2016 $1,500 NLH Bounty
🏆 2020 $2,500 NLH 6-Handed (Online)
🏆 2023 $888 NLH Crazy 8’s (Online)
🏆 2024 $1k NLH 6-Max (Online)
🏆 2026 $25k NLH High Roller
Yesterday
Kristen Foxen is celebrating her big win!
Last night’s win such a huge achievement, but we just know there is so much more in the cards for her.Kristen Foxen finally gets the WSOP bracelet she can brag about.
Kristen Foxen has finally ticked the last remaining box in her poker career according to her own standards. After years of winning bracelets in what she considered lesser events, she took down the WSOP $25K High Roller for $1.7 million and her sixth bracelet, outlasting a field that PokerNews described as “all the best pros in the world.”
“It feels like where I’m supposed to be and what I’m supposed to be doing. I’m just so blessed that I found poker, that I’m able to do this,” Foxen told PokerNews after her win.
Galen Hall made things interesting by coming into the final day with a monster chip lead, but ultimately Foxen was the last one standing. This marks her fourth seven-figure cash in the last year and the fourth-highest live tournament payout for a female player ever.