Alex Foxen closes on all-time record with 13th PGT title

Alex Foxen wins 2026 US Poker Open Event #7

Dave Woods

Posted on: April 19, 2026 01:03 PDT

US Poker Open #7: $10K NLH

April 17-18, 2026

ENTRIES ($10000)IN THE MONEY

PRIZE POOL$700,000

2ND PRIZE$136.5K

FIRST PRIZE$210K

$71,519,269

The total tournament winnings for Alex and Kristen Foxen combined. That would put them fourth on the all-time money list.

1st

2nd

1st

Alex Foxen

Prize

$210,000

Career Earnings: $56,371,857

PRIZE

2nd

Jeremy Ausmus

Prize

$136,500

Career Earnings: $28,867,913

PRIZE

1st

Alex Foxen

2nd

Jeremy Ausmus

Final Hand

Prize

$210,000

Career Earnings: $56,371,857

PRIZE

Prize

$136,500

Career Earnings: $28,867,913

PRIZE

RESULTS

1STAlex Foxen$210,000
2NDJeremy Ausmus$136,496
3RDQinghai Pan$94,500
4THAram Zobian$70,000
5THMichael Berk$52,500
6THSam Laskowitz$38,500

Final Hand

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Alex Foxen won his 13th PGT title on Saturday in Event #7 of the 2026 US Poker Open at the PokerGO Studio.

He now sits one behind Sam Soverel, the all-time PGT wins leader with 14, and it puts him fifth on the 2026 US Open leaderboard.

Foxen bagged the biggest final table stack on Friday night, and he dominated on Saturday as well, entering heads-up play against Jeremy Ausmus with more than a 4:1 chip lead.

It didn't take him long to seal the win. Watch the final hand play out below.

Keep it in the family

Alex Foxen's latest win comes mere days after Kristen Foxen won her fourth PGT title last Wednesday in Event #4. That had left her fourth on the US Open leaderboard – and the Golden Eagle trophy is something she covets.

After the win she said, "This is probably my favorite place to play, at PokerGO, and I haven't got a series win yet. It would just really mean a lot to me to get that."

Alex has made that a bit tougher – she slid to eighth after his win. Kristen has two more chances: the final $15K and the season-ending $25K, after finishing 33rd in Event #8 on Saturday night.