Poker pro Alex Foxen seems to always win big. The 35-year-old American once again emerged victorious, winning the $75,000 pot-limit Omaha six-max event at the Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju.
The tournament attracted a total of 60 entries and generated a prize pool of $4,500,000.
Foxen was the last man standing after the dust had settled, taking home the title and $1,260,000 cash prize.
With this win, he joined an elite group of only fifteen players in Triton history who have won four or more titles.
Foxen also got a score of seven figures for the tenth time with this win. He is now eighth on the all-time poker money list, having won almost $58.3 million in live events. Foxen has had a successful series.
Before this win, he finished seventh in a $30,000 no-limit hold'em turbo tournament, earning $132,000, and fourth in a $50,000 turbo bounty tournament for $227,000.
After the win, Foxen said that things went well for him during the tournament. A lot of his long run was luck, he said. The cards just fell during the right time.
A Hot Start and a Crucial Early Battle
The event took place at Landing Entertainment Seoul's LES A Casino, and the prize pool was $4.5 million. Only the top ten players were in the money.
Twenty-time Triton Champion Jason Koon was one of the most popular players who didn't make it into the money.
Jason Koon bubbling
He finished in 11th place after Foxen beat him and sent him home.
Soon many prominent players followed suit, including Lautaro Guerra in ninth place and Stephen Chidwick in tenth.
Before the final table even began, the battle was already very tough.
Philip Sternheimer raised with pocket tens and fours, while Alex Foxen re-raised with 
. This was a key moment in the final table.
The flop came 
, which gave Foxen a straight.
After some cautious play, Sternheimer attempted to bluff and call on later streets, but Foxen stayed patient and called, winning one of the biggest pots in the event and ultimately taking control of the final table.
Sternheimer ultimately finished in 6th and took home $280,000 after a strong run in the tournament.
Fast Action as the Field Collapses
The pace of play was very fast, and the tournament was down to the last five players.
The next player to be eliminated was Sean Rafael when he went all-in with 
but lost to Alex Foxen with 
. Sean finished in fifth place and took home $360,000.
Laszlo Bujtas's tournament life came to an end after he went all-in with 
but lost to Alex, who had 
. The board run-out did not help Laszlo, and he finished in 4th place for $457,000.
The final 3 players were eliminated very quickly, as Isaac Haxton called off his stack with 
after all the community cards had been revealed 
, which resulted in Alex holding onto his winning hand 
.
Isaac has now made over $66,500,000 in his career, and this is his fifth final table of the year, showing how well he's doing in 2026.
Dominant Heads-Up Performance Seals the Win
Foxen entered the heads-up battle with a massive chip advantage over Eelis Parssinen. Foxen had 108 big blinds, while Eelis had 13.
The match only lasted a few hands, and Parssinen couldn't get into a rhythm before losing the first three pots.
Parssinen went all in on the last hand with 
and Foxen called with 
.
The flop came 
and the 
fell on the turn and 
landed on the river. Foxen hit a pair and won the hand.
Parssinen earned $890,000 for his 2nd-place finish, bringing his total earnings from live tournaments to $19M.
Foxen has won another Triton title and is getting better, which shows that he is still one of the most dangerous players in high-stakes poker.
🔥 IT’S THE ALEX FOXEN SHOW!@WAFoxen putting on a clinic en route to Triton title number four and a $1.26 million dollar payout. pic.twitter.com/qevewY2iE4
— Triton Poker (@tritonpoker) April 1, 2026
Final Table Results
| Rank | Player | Winnings |
| 1 | Alex Foxen | $1,260,000 |
| 2 | Eelis Parssinen | $890,000 |
| 3 | Isaac Haxton | $600,000 |
| 4 | Laszlo Bujtas | $457,000 |
| 5 | Sean Rafael | $360,000 |
| 6 | Philip Sternheimer | $280,000 |
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