

Jeremy Ausmus Wins Sixth WSOP Gold Bracelet in High Roller Event
Jeremy Ausmus, known as 'ChipChecka,' has added another prestigious title to his collection by winning his sixth World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelet. Ausmus triumphed in the $3,200 NLH High Roller event, securing a cash prize of $360,036.
The event, which was the eighth online event of this year’s WSOP Series, attracted 321 entries. This created a substantial prize pool of $1,489,600, which was distributed among the top 54 finishers. Notable players who made it to the payouts included Nick Schulman, who finished 24th and earned $9,831, and Jason Koon, who secured 14th place with $14,151.20.
Koray Aldemir, who was aiming to add an online gold bracelet to his 2021 WSOP Main Event victory, finished in 6th place. Ioannis Angelou Konstas from Athens took 3rd place, earning $151,939.20. Christopher Castiglia, who was vying for a spot in the exclusive club of six gold bracelet winners, finished in 2nd place with $224,631.68. Chance Kornuth, who was hoping to secure his fourth WSOP gold bracelet, finished in 4th place, earning $108,442.88.
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