Americas Cardroom Releases Foxen-Kabrhel WSOP Video
The footage follows Alex Foxen from opening day to a sixth-place finish and revisits the table-dynamics dispute that drew repeated floor calls.
Americas Cardroom has put out a behind-the-scenes video revisiting the confrontation between its pro Alex Foxen and Martin Kabrhel during Event No. 36 at the 2026 World Series of Poker. The release frames the clash as more than a single blowup, with the footage tracing how the tension built during the $100,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold’em event.
In a release carried by AccessNewsWire, the company said the video follows Foxen from opening day through his sixth-place finish at the final table. The story line includes his first entry, a re-entry after that busted, and his move into Day 2 with 1,440,000 chips.
The video also centers on the exchanges between Foxen and Kabrhel. It adds context around disagreements over table conduct, personal items, pace of play, and when tournament staff should step in, and it shows repeated floor calls, reactions from other players, and Foxen’s comments away from the table.
Event No. 36 ran from June 10 to 13 at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas. The event drew 115 entries and created an $11.04 million prize pool.
Foxen’s stack later fell to a fraction of one big blind before he recovered to finish sixth for $522,347. Kabrhel placed ninth for $255,491.
The video comes from Foxen’s first WSOP campaign as an Americas Cardroom Pro. He joined the team in May alongside Chance Kornuth and Chris Hunichen, and he led the squad during the series with 14 cashes and $2,067,005 in listed payouts.
His largest result came in Event No. 44, the $10,000 Super Turbo Bounty No-Limit Hold’em event, where he beat a field of 466 entries to win $594,246 and his fourth career WSOP bracelet. He also earned $300,000 for fourth in Event No. 7 and $267,993 for seventh in Event No. 47.
The full video is available through Americas Cardroom’s YouTube channel.
