WSOP 2026: Kristen Foxen wins the $25k High Roller for $1.77 million

Kristen Foxen has won the $1,000 High Roller of the World Series of Poker 2026 at Horseshoe & Paris Las Vegas.Day 4 of the $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller (Event #19) of the WSOP 2026 started with the six remaining finalists. In the first blind level, Zdenek Zizka ($1,942) and Ignacio Moron ($1,389) were eliminated. Zizka went all-in with a flopped middle pair against Galen Hall, who hit his flush draw. Moron lost with against Kristen Foxen’s in a preflop race.Joey Weissman ($1,326) faced a similar fate in the second blind level. The American went all-in with against Biao Ding’s and missed the board . In the third blind level, heads-up came into play. Biao Ding ($1,504) went all-in with against Kirsten Foxen, who hit the board for the flush with .

• Kristen Foxen, 27,000,000
• Galen Hall, 24,000,000
• Blinds: 250,000/500,000; BB Ante: 500,000

The two battled for about 90 minutes for the bracelet, and the lead changed hands multiple times. The turning point came when Kristen Foxen went all-in on the river with . Galen Hall called with the straight , but was shown for the better straight.Shortly after, there was the decisive preflop race. Kristen Foxen limped in, Galen Hall shoved all-in with a baby ace , and Foxen called with . The board came and the tournament was decided.

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WSOP Event #19: No-Limit Hold’em High Roller

Buy-In: $1,000 Entries: 345 Prize Pool: $1,107,500 Paid Places: 52Reports: Day 1A – Day 1B – Day 2 – Day 3

Payouts

Rank	Name	Country	Payout
1	Kristen Foxen	Canada	$1,773,083
2	Galen Hall	United States	$1,182,050
3	Biao Ding	China	$1,504
4	Joey Weissman	United States	$1,326
5	Ignacio Moron	Spain	$1,389
6	Zdenek Zizka	Czechia	$1,942
7	Ihar Soika	Belarus	$1,798
8	Giuseppe Calio	United States	$1,792
9	Barak Wisbrod	Israel	$1,585
10	Thomas Muehloecker	Austria	$1,300
11	Didier Guerin	France	$1,300
12	Zachary Grech	United States	$1,662
13	Jesse Lonis	United States	$1,662
14	Brian Rast	United States	$1,662
15	Eric Wasserson	United States	$1,662
16	Dejan Kaladjurdjevic	Montenegro	$1,442
17	Shannon Shorr	United States	$1,442
18	Nicholas Schulman	United States	$1,442
19	Philip Sternheimer	Germany	$1,442
20	Emilien Pitavy	France	$1,442
21	Zachary Camp	United States	$1,442
22	Turbo Nguyen	United States	$1,442
23	Aliaksei Boika	Belarus	$1,442
24	Yulian Bogdanov	Bulgaria	$1,115
25	Raoul Kamme	Netherlands	$1,115
26	Samuel Mullur	Austria	$1,115
27	Brock Wilson	United States	$1,115
28	Stephen Chidwick	United Kingdom	$1,115
29	Byron Kaverman	United States	$1,115
30	Boris Angelov	Bulgaria	$1,115
31	Dylan Weisman	United States	$1,115
32	Ryuta Nakai	Japan	$1,587
33	Justin Saliba	United States	$1,587
34	Aram Oganyan	United States	$1,587
35	Ren Lin	China	$1,587
36	Yaman Nakdali	Spain	$1,587
37	Johan Schultz-Pedersen	Denmark	$1,587
38	Teun Mulder	Netherlands	$1,587
39	Edward Pak	United States	$1,587
40	Sam Soverel	United States	$1,587
41	Jovan Kenjic	Serbia	$1,587
42	Dimitar Danchev	Bulgaria	$1,587
43	Chongxian Yang	China	$1,587
44	Chahnhoon Jung	United States	$1,587
45	Matthew Wantman	United States	$1,587
46	Jon Vallinas	Spain	$1,587
47	Istvan Birizdo	Hungary	$1,587
48	Ognyan Dimov	Bulgaria	$1,587
49	Brek Schutten	United States	$1,587
50	Frank Funaro Jr	United States	$1,587
51	Sergio Aido	Spain	$1,587
52	Daniel Rezaei	Austria	$1,587