In this event, Alex Foxen outlasted fellow poker stars including Chris Hunichen, Dan Zack and Phil Ivey.
The 2022 WSOP Event #50: $250,000 Super High Roller is the biggest buy-in event of the summer, which was attended by 56 entrants and began on Thursday, June 23.
On Saturday, June 25, the final eight returned to determine who's the best and get their piece in the prize pool worth $13,944,000[...] Read more » 2022 WSOP Event #50: $250,000 Super High Roller won by Alex Foxen for $4.5 Million and Maiden Bracelet
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Many of the professional players play a lot of tournaments, that's why it is always good to manage your bankroll to avoid being bankrupt, but if you are good, study hard, I think it is difficult for this to happen to you.
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many players fight every year to win the bracelets and it is normal. Professionals try to highlight a lot of things by winning such a tournament. They succeed a lot during this time and show their value which is quite high
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these are great players, they prove it every year, that's why they are very respected players by the poker community, we know how difficult it is to stay in the elite, an example to follow.
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Of course they are great players, but there are also unknown players who perform and win bracelets. I've seen a lot of performance in the past and it's nice. By the way, if you can also write in another threads which are empty, because this is enough...
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I think this comment is the end of this thread, this player is incredible, I saw the final table of this event, I like his aggressive game being leeder in chips, I think he knows how to play under pressure, his game is very exploitative, and has served him well enough to stay at the top in a final table.
