The race for the Card Player Player of the Year title remains significantly tighter. Brandon Wilson currently holds the top spot with 7,127 points, but Foxen trails by a narrow margin of just 18 points, with Jesse Lonis following in third. Foxen’s consistency this season is backed by five tournament titles, 12 final table appearances, and $4,229,256 in qualified winnings.

His standout results this year include a $1.26 million victory at the Triton Jeju $75,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Max event and a $594,246 payday from his fourth World Series of Poker bracelet in the $10,000 Super Turbo Bounty. Since joining the Americas Cardroom roster in May alongside Chance Kornuth and Chris Hunichen, Foxen has maintained a high volume of success, including 14 cashes during the 2026 WSOP. Having previously secured back-to-back GPI titles in 2018 and 2019, Foxen is now hunting a third award, while simultaneously pursuing his first Card Player Player of the Year trophy after five previous top-four finishes.