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Jeremy Ausmus Wins 2022 Poker Masters Opener for $204,000
NewsSeptember 24, 2022·1 min read

Jeremy Ausmus Wins 2022 Poker Masters Opener for $204,000


Jeremy Ausmus won the 2022 Poker Masters Opener for $204,000. There were 85 entries to the series opener, all looking to cash early and get their name and points on the Purple Jacket leaderboard. The PokerGO organisers of the series released a statement that Ali Imsirovic and Jake Schindler wouldn’t be allowed to play until the end of the year at earliest.

Kristina Holst bust in 12th spot for $17,000. Matthew Wantman fell in 10th place for $25,500. Sergio Aido’s exit in 8th spot ending day one. On their return, PokerGO founder Cary Katz bust out first and then Ausmus continued his run good by despatching Ferrero.

Jacky Wang fell at the hands of Ausmus, 5th place worth $68,000. Erik Seidel couldn’t get past Ausmus either, Ausmus’ turned ace beating Seidel’s flopped kings to send the 62-year-old New Yorker out in 3rd for a $102k payday. Jeremy Ausmus defeated Nick Schulman heads-up.

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