Soul read seals win for Kristen Foxen on Hustler Casino Live debut

Kristen Foxen debut on Hustler Casino Live
Matt Hansen
Matt Hansen
Posted on: April 24, 2025 04:37 PDT

Wolfgang Poker booked one of the big wins of the night and Kristen Foxen fought her way back to a small profit on her Hustler Casino Live debut. The two joined a Wacky Wednesday lineup, a twisted game of $25/$50 that also included HCL regulars Wesley and Mariano.

The long road to the middle had many twists and turns for Foxen, who had to reload over the course of the evening, but it was a hard-fought victory with big plays like this hero call that put her stack over six figures around the four-hour mark of the stream.

Foxen soul read

Foxen raised to $300 with and Red Fish called with before Wolfgang made it $1,400 from the button with . No one budged and the three players went on to check through a flop of .

The turn drew another check from Foxen and Red Fish tossed out $2,000 with no pair. Wolfgang called with the best hand and Foxen came along with the second-best pair to see on the river. 

Wolfgang retained the lead after the river and Foxen checked again before Red Fish tossed out a meaty bluff of $15,500. The YouTuber tanked for a bit and ultimately decided to fold the best hand before Foxen leaned forward. She shuffled a few chips and tossed in the call to scoop a pot that sent her stack over the six-figure mark. 

Wolfgang cuts a rug

Wolfgang Poker ended the broadcast with one of the biggest wins, and a big chunk of that happened in a hand against Kenji. 

Kenji was all in for $26K with after a flop of and Wolfgang tank-called with

The board finished up with and Wolfgang tossed down the winning hand and stood up to dance for the $70K pot. He also picked up an extra $1K from every player as part of one of the many Wacky Wednesday side games. 

Nothing makes Wolfgang dance like winning lots of money. Nothing makes Wolfgang dance like winning lots of money.

Foxen wrapped up the broadcast with around the same total, but after a few reloads throughout the evening, a $101K stack only yielded around $1K in profit. Sometimes it's the ones you have to work for that are the sweetest, though. Mariano led the way with $67K and Wolfgang finished the night with $64K in profit. 

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