

Jeremy Ausmus Accuses Opponent of Cheating After WSOP Online Loss
Jeremy Ausmus, a high stakes poker pro, finished second in a WSOP Online bracelet event with a $7777 buy-in. Jared Strauss won the $7777 buy-in Lucky Sevens one-day High Roller event for $181,769. Ausmus hinted at potential cheating after his loss, tweeting cryptically about his opponent's high roller prowess.
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