Kristen Foxen, formerly known as Kristen Bicknell, is a Canadian professional poker player recognized for her remarkable achievements in the poker world. Born on December 29, 1986, in St. Catharines, Ontario, Foxen has been a formidable force in poker, drawing early inspiration from professional player Jennifer Harman and becoming a fan of the game through “Poker After Dark.”
Foxen’s poker career is highlighted by her impressive live tournament earnings, which exceed $7.1 million, showcasing her skill and determination in the competitive poker landscape. Notably, she has made poker history by becoming the first female player to win four World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelets, an achievement that underscores her exceptional talent and dedication to the game.
In addition to her WSOP success, Foxen has also earned the Global Poker Index (GPI) Female Player of the Year Award four times, with her first win in 2017, and subsequent wins in 2019,
2020, and again for her performance in 2023. Her remarkable year included 36 cashes, 13 final table appearances, and significant winnings, such as $216,079 for a second-place finish in a $10,000 event at the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open.
Foxen’s consistent success and her ability to perform at the highest levels have not only made her a celebrated player but also an influential figure in the poker community. Her achievements place her 14th on the all-time money list for Canadian players, highlighting her as one of the most successful and respected players in the history of the game.
Kristen Foxen’s journey and accomplishments in poker exemplify her skill, resilience, and unwavering passion for the game, making her a true inspiration for players around the world
