On Wednesday, April 23, Kristen Foxen will make her debut on Hustler Casino Live – taking another step into the televised and live-streamed cash game realm on the back of her success in Cash of the Titans II on PokerGO.
Foxen will share the table with Hustler Casino Live regulars Mariano Grandoli and Wesley Fei, as well as popular content creator Alexander 'Wolfgang' Seibt, for a $25/$50 cash game.
The show's introduction of Wacky Wednesdays in early January injected a new twist to its standard 25/$50 mid-week fare in the form of "wacky" side bets — typically a bounty for winning a certain number of hands in a row. With the added cash incentives in play and a pool of regular players who like to mix it up, the Wednesday games on Hustler Casino Live play larger than advertised.
Foxen on a heater
Foxen's inclusion in the show's lineup adds a layer of excitement on its own. In the early goings of 2025, the five-time WSOP bracelet winner and recent inductee to the Women in Poker Hall of Fame has been on a tear — putting together a string of big scores, including three outright victories on the PokerGO Tour.
If you look further into the past, Foxen's heater stretches back to her performance in the Main Event at the 2024 World Series of Poker last summer — a deep run that captured the attention of many in the community, but ultimately ended just short of a final table appearance. In the wake of her run, Foxen admitted that it was "hard to not feel like I let so many people down."
Rather than allow the disappointing finish to cloud her future performances, Foxen bounced back quickly by notching her fifth World Series of Poker bracelet in an online event in October. Then, to close the year, she cashed in the World Series of Poker Paradise Main Event, finishing in 210th place — a run that features in an upcoming documentary series from Dustin Iannotti.
Kristen Foxen has started the year strong with victories in the PokerGO Tour Kickoff, the PokerGO Cup, and the U.S. Poker Open. While her recent tournament success doesn't serve as a perfect metric of comparison, Foxen has also cemented her chops in the cash game arena in recent months.
In late 2024, the finale to PokerGO's Cash of the Titans II hit the airwaves and while it looked as though Sean Perry had both the title and the $200,000 final day bonus prize locked up — until Foxen and Andrew Robl clashed in a $497,500 pot at the eleventh hour of the three-day showdown. The massive pot went Foxen's way and, with it, she laid claim to the $200,000 bonus and the Cash of the Titans II title.
On Wednesday, she'll likely put some of that hard-earned money to use on Hustler Casino Live felt as she makes her debut — be sure to tune in.
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