Alex Foxen Claims Victory in the $100K Triton Main Event WSOP Bahamas, Showcasing True Skill in Heads-Up ($3.85M)

Luck and skill were on Foxen’s side all evening

The first major hand for Foxen came during 7-max: a classic coin flip with A K against J J in a 62 BB pot against Samuel Mullur. Foxen’s pocket jacks held strong, doubling him up, while Mullur exited the tournament.

Joao “Naza114” Vieira led the table for most of the way, benefiting from a fortunate double-up in 6-max. Despite being far behind with ATo against David Coleman’s AKo, Vieira found a ten on the river, saving his tournament life.

But in 3-max, Foxen eliminated Fedor Holz and seized the chip lead.

The heads-up match began with Foxen holding 66 BB against Vieira’s 25 BB. Watch the most epic hand of their duel, and arguably of the final table on Twitter:

“It’s pretty surreal to get a second Triton win, third bracelet, all these things. I ran really good. I feel like I played almost as well as I could. Just super happy with the moment,“ – Foxen said in post-game interv

$100K Triton Main Event WSOP Bahamas Final Table Payouts (182 entries total)

Place	Country	Name	Prize
1		Alex Foxen	$3,850,000
2		Joao Vieira	$2,590,000
3		Fedor Holz	$1,830,000
4		Aleksandr Zubov	$1,482,000
5		Ossi Ketola	$1,172,000
6		David Coleman	$890,000
7		Samuel Mullur	$650,500
8		Dimitar Danchev	$475,000
9		Seth Davies	$393,000

Following this victory, Alex Foxen’s total live tournament earnings surpassed $42.5M on the All-Time Money List. Earlier this week, Foxen also secured a 6th-place finish in the $500K Triton Million ($2.79M).

This marks Foxen’s third WSOP bracelet:

• 2022: WSOP $250K Super High Roller No-Limit Hold’em ($4,563,700)
• 2024: WSOP Online US Domestic $500 PLO $200K GTD Mystery Bounty 6-Max ($20K)