Alex Foxen retaliates over job, demands huge gamble and pays out $426 million
The Foxes meet again in the finals of the High Roller Championship. The “rematch” took place just days after Christian’s win in the PGT Kickoff. Alex didn’t suffer any bad losses this time, winning Event 31: US$25,500 NL Hold’e at the Lucky Hearts Poker Open, boosting his bankroll by $426,075, while Kristen took home $117,325. four.
In the first four weeks of 2024 alone, they have a total of 9 FTs, 2 Championships, and $650,000 in prize money.
To win the championship, Alex must complete a FT. There are seven other MTT stars, including Kevin Rabichaud. Kristen’s old enemy also sent Belgian player Thomas Boivin, who took first place in the heads-up, but Alex made a huge comeback.
In the last hand, the dealer turned over the A♣ card and it turned out to be ♥7♥4♣9♥. Alex announced that he was all-in, holding J-J in his hand. Rabichow thought carefully and finally chose the Q♥J♣ hero.
Event 31 features 50 entries and a prize pool of $1,235,000. Here are the prizes each finalist received:
1. Alex Fox (USA) $426,075
2. Kevin Rabichow (USA) $284,050
3. Thomas Boivin (Belgium) $172,900
4. Christine Fox (Canada) $117,325
5. Justin Saliba (USA) $80,275
6. Viktor Ustimov (Russia) $61,750
7. Anton Weger (Sweden) $49,400
8. Stoyan Madanzhiev (Bulgaria) $43,225
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