Alex Foxen Crosses $60 Million in Live Earnings
A summer WSOP surge, capped by a fourth bracelet, moved him into poker’s $60 million club as the ninth player ever to do it.
Alex Foxen has crossed $60 million in recorded live tournament earnings, and Card Player’s Aug. 13 roundup said that makes him the ninth player ever to clear the mark. The same roundup said a strong summer start pushed him over the line.
The biggest boost came from the 2026 WSOP, where Foxen won a $10,000 super turbo bounty event for $594,246 and his fourth career gold bracelet. A few days earlier, he had taken sixth in a $100,000 buy-in event for $522,347. Card Player said the bracelet win was the largest of his 13 cashes since the beginning of June, and that he had added more than $2 million to his career earnings in that stretch.
The run also put him atop the Player of the Year race, with five titles and 12 final-table finishes in 2026. He was also inside the top five in the 2026 PokerGO Tour points race with 14 qualified cashes. Foxen has said he views success through consistency and longevity, and described his goal as being the best tournament player ever.
An earlier June 15 Card Player report had already put Foxen at $60,565,402 in career cashes after that WSOP victory. Before that, the Review-Journal had listed him at more than $58.8 million and 10th on the Hendon Mob all-time money list. That report also said he was one of the big stacks on Day 3 of the WSOP Main Event, with 830,000 chips at the dinner break and a place inside the top 50.
