Foxen Locks 336 Points in One Event. Lady Gaga Jumps to Contention.

Alex Foxen just locked 336 fantasy points in a single event, and Ren Lin's Lady Gaga squad went from mid-pack to legitimate contender in the time it took to set the final table.

Event #47, the $25,000 High Roller 8-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha, reached its nine-handed final table late on June 18. Foxen is among those nine, and because 25kfantasy.com locks points at the final table, his 336-point floor is already banked for Lady Gaga. That number is the largest single-event point lock anyone has posted in the 2026 $25K Fantasy season.

That 336-point floor is already banked for Lady Gaga, the largest single-event point lock anyone has posted in the 2026 $25K Fantasy season.

Why 336 Changes Everything

In most $25K Fantasy seasons, the delta between first and tenth on the leaderboard is often smaller than a single deep run in a premium event. A 336-point lock in a $25K buy-in PLO event doesn't just pad a roster. It restructures the entire leaderboard conversation.

And 336 is the floor. If Foxen finishes in the top three or takes it down, the point total climbs further. The ceiling here could approach 500+ depending on final payouts and the scoring multiplier the $25K buy-in carries.

For Ren Lin, this is the kind of roster hit that validates an entire draft strategy. You can grind 15-point cashes across a dozen low buy-in events or you can nail one premium pick who runs deep in a high roller. Foxen just did the latter.

The Final Table Field

Foxen isn't the only name worth tracking at this final table. The nine remaining players include some serious resumes:

• Biao Ding has $9.5M in lifetime earnings and 15 career final tables. He busted before the final nine but was among the last out.
• Chongxian Yang ($1.32M lifetime, 3 final tables) and Steven Sarmiento ($1.03M lifetime, 1 WSOPC ring, 4 final tables) also ran deep before elimination.
• Matthew Costanzo is among the final nine with 9,000,000 in chips.

For fantasy purposes, the question is simple: does anyone else at this final table appear on a competing roster? If Foxen is the only rostered player still alive, the 336-point lock becomes even more valuable because it's uncontested upside. If a rival team has Costanzo or another finalist, the event becomes a head-to-head sweat with massive leaderboard implications.

What This Means for Your Roster

If you're competing in the $25K Fantasy this summer, here's what matters right now:

Foxen's ODB projection just spiked. His pre-series price already reflected his high-roller track record, but a confirmed 336-point lock changes his projected total for the season. If you faded him at draft, the gap just widened.

$25K buy-in events are fantasy leverage points. The scoring math rewards deep runs in premium events disproportionately. One final table in a $25K PLO event can be worth more than three or four min-cashes in $1,500 bracelet events. Roster construction that leans into high-roller exposure carries more variance but dramatically higher ceilings.

Watch how Lady Gaga's remaining roster performs. A 336-point lock means Ren Lin's squad can afford to play conservatively with the rest of the lineup and still stay competitive. That's a strategic luxury most teams don't have in mid-June.

The final table of Event #47 resumes on June 19. Foxen's 336 is locked. The only question left is how much higher it goes.