Alex and Kristen Foxen Each Win WSOP Bracelets Within One Week

In the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP), renowned poker couple Alex Foxen and Kristen Foxen made history: they each won a gold bracelet within just one week, a feat that quickly caused a stir in the poker community.

According to leaks on the Reddit poker subreddit, both Alex Foxen and Kristen Foxen won titles at the same WSOP, less than seven days apart. Although the specific event names and prize amounts have not been fully disclosed, as top-tier professionals, their performance proves that family and career can both thrive.

Alex Foxen is known for his aggressive play and deep-stack dominance, while Kristen Foxen has achieved numerous results through her fine hand reading and solid ICM strategy. Both already held multiple gold bracelets, and for them to triumph in such a short span of time is a rare achievement for a married couple in WSOP history.

Players in the poker world have been sending congratulations on social media, calling it "the most heartwarming story of the 2026 WSOP." At press time, WSOP officials had not released detailed tournament reports, but per industry norms, gold bracelet events typically range from buy-ins of $1,000 to $10,000 across various formats.

Background

• Alex Foxen: Has won multiple high-roller events, ranking among the top in WSOP lifetime earnings.
• Kristen Foxen: One of the first women to make a final table in the WSOP Main Event, with a bracelet count among the highest for female players.

This achievement of two bracelets in one week not only validates their skills but also demonstrates the consistent performance of elite players under a high-pressure schedule. As of now, neither has spoken publicly about their victory speeches, but it is foreseeable that this event will be mentioned repeatedly in the years to come.