Alex Foxen
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After successfully hosting four $10,500 High Roller events earlier in the month, the Wynn Poker Room opted to hold half a dozen more spread across two weekends to close out 2020.
*Alex Foxen From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Alex Foxen (born February 1, 1991) is an American poker player from Huntington, New York. Foxen attended Boston College, where he played tight end on the school’s football team.
*Alex Foxen’s last few months – which include a career-best $2.1 million score in the $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl in late December – have deservedly given him the distinction of the Global Poker Index’s number one ranked player in the world. But the two years that preceded his current title tell his story.
Alex Foxen has created history as he became the first ever player to name GPI Player of the Year consecutively. He had an awesome season XVIII WPT Five Diamond World Poker Series. He won it in the weekend and grabbed prize money of $1.6mn in the tournament. Thanks to this outstanding process, he has been named GPI player of the year yet again.
The latest round of high rollers kicked off on Thursday, December 10 when 27 players created a $270,000 prize pool. That was reserved for the top four finishers including Aram Zobian (4th - $27,000) and Ali Imsirovic (3rd - $43,200). In the end, it was Brock Wilson besting Alex Foxen heads up to win the tournament for $124,200. Foxen took home $75,600 for his second-place finish.
Then, on Friday, December 11, Zobian found redemption when he bested an 18-entry field to win the tournament for $97,200. Sean Perry took second while Christopher Brewer finished third for $54,000 and $28,800 respectively.
On Saturday, December 12, the tournament drew 17 runners and saw Sam Soverel come out on top for $91,800. Chad Eveslage finished as runner-up for $51,000 while Wilson placed third for $27,200.
The following week offered another $10,500 High Roller on Thursday, December 17 and for the second time in a week, Zobain was victorious. He bested a 19-entry field to win the tournament for $102,600. Once again, Foxen finished in second place, good for $57,000, while Darren Elias finished in third place for $30,400.
On Friday, December 18, Brewer broke through by topping a 20-entry field to win a $108,000 top prize. Again, Foxen was runner up for the second day in a row, good for $60,000, while Soverel placed third for $32,000.Alex Foxen Bc Football
Finally, Wynn wrapped up its $10,500 High Rollers for 2020 on Saturday. The final tournament drew 20 runners and finally Foxen, who had three runner-up finishes, broke through to claim his first title for $108,000. Zobian came up one spot shy of his third title by finishing as runner-up for $60,000, while Sean Winter finished third for $32,000.Alex Foxen Poker WikipediaWynn High Roller December WinnersDateEventEntriesPrize PoolWinnerPrizeThursday, Dec. 3$10,000 High Roller49$490,000Martin Zamani$140,107Friday, Dec. 4$10,000 High Roller64$640,000Sean Winter$179,200Saturday, Dec. 5$10,000 High Roller57$570,000Ray Qartomy$150,000Sunday, Dec. 6$10,000 High Roller26$260,000Jared Jaffee$119,600Thursday, Dec. 10$10,500 High Roller27$270,000Brock Wilson$124,200Friday, Dec. 11$10,500 High Roller18$180,000Aram Zobian$97,200Saturday, Dec. 12$10,500 High Roller17$170,000Sam Soverel$91,800Thursday, Dec. 17$10,500 High Roller19$190,000Aram Zobian$102,600Friday, Dec. 18$10,500 High Roller20$200,000Christopher Brewer$108,000Saturday, Dec. 19$10,500 High Roller20$200,000Alex Foxen$108,000
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After successfully hosting four $10,500 High Roller events earlier in the month, the Wynn Poker Room opted to hold half a dozen more spread across two weekends to close out 2020.
*Alex Foxen From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Alex Foxen (born February 1, 1991) is an American poker player from Huntington, New York. Foxen attended Boston College, where he played tight end on the school’s football team.
*Alex Foxen’s last few months – which include a career-best $2.1 million score in the $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl in late December – have deservedly given him the distinction of the Global Poker Index’s number one ranked player in the world. But the two years that preceded his current title tell his story.
Alex Foxen has created history as he became the first ever player to name GPI Player of the Year consecutively. He had an awesome season XVIII WPT Five Diamond World Poker Series. He won it in the weekend and grabbed prize money of $1.6mn in the tournament. Thanks to this outstanding process, he has been named GPI player of the year yet again.
The latest round of high rollers kicked off on Thursday, December 10 when 27 players created a $270,000 prize pool. That was reserved for the top four finishers including Aram Zobian (4th - $27,000) and Ali Imsirovic (3rd - $43,200). In the end, it was Brock Wilson besting Alex Foxen heads up to win the tournament for $124,200. Foxen took home $75,600 for his second-place finish.
Then, on Friday, December 11, Zobian found redemption when he bested an 18-entry field to win the tournament for $97,200. Sean Perry took second while Christopher Brewer finished third for $54,000 and $28,800 respectively.
On Saturday, December 12, the tournament drew 17 runners and saw Sam Soverel come out on top for $91,800. Chad Eveslage finished as runner-up for $51,000 while Wilson placed third for $27,200.
The following week offered another $10,500 High Roller on Thursday, December 17 and for the second time in a week, Zobain was victorious. He bested a 19-entry field to win the tournament for $102,600. Once again, Foxen finished in second place, good for $57,000, while Darren Elias finished in third place for $30,400.
On Friday, December 18, Brewer broke through by topping a 20-entry field to win a $108,000 top prize. Again, Foxen was runner up for the second day in a row, good for $60,000, while Soverel placed third for $32,000.Alex Foxen Bc Football
Finally, Wynn wrapped up its $10,500 High Rollers for 2020 on Saturday. The final tournament drew 20 runners and finally Foxen, who had three runner-up finishes, broke through to claim his first title for $108,000. Zobian came up one spot shy of his third title by finishing as runner-up for $60,000, while Sean Winter finished third for $32,000.Alex Foxen Poker WikipediaWynn High Roller December WinnersDateEventEntriesPrize PoolWinnerPrizeThursday, Dec. 3$10,000 High Roller49$490,000Martin Zamani$140,107Friday, Dec. 4$10,000 High Roller64$640,000Sean Winter$179,200Saturday, Dec. 5$10,000 High Roller57$570,000Ray Qartomy$150,000Sunday, Dec. 6$10,000 High Roller26$260,000Jared Jaffee$119,600Thursday, Dec. 10$10,500 High Roller27$270,000Brock Wilson$124,200Friday, Dec. 11$10,500 High Roller18$180,000Aram Zobian$97,200Saturday, Dec. 12$10,500 High Roller17$170,000Sam Soverel$91,800Thursday, Dec. 17$10,500 High Roller19$190,000Aram Zobian$102,600Friday, Dec. 18$10,500 High Roller20$200,000Christopher Brewer$108,000Saturday, Dec. 19$10,500 High Roller20$200,000Alex Foxen$108,000
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