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Jeremy Ausmus, one of the most prominent ambassadors for CoinPoker, an up-and-coming vlogger, and, most importantly, a hugely successful poker player, has done it again, playing against some of the best in the world.
Ausmus secured his 10th PokerGo Tour title, triumphing in Event #7 of the Poker Masters. For this achievement, he picked up $278,400 in cash and 223 PGT points.
This victory has also put Ausmus in contention for the Purple Jacket, although he still has some work to do if he is to catch up with Adrian Mateos, who currently sits firmly in the lead.
Beating Tough Opposition
The PokerGO Tour in general, and Poker Masters especially, is notorious for attracting some of the best players in the game. So, not surprisingly, on his way to the title, Ausmus had to outlast a very tough crowd.
Event #7 featured a buy-in of $15,700 and saw a total of 58 entries, which resulted in a very respectable prize pool of $870,000. That prize pool was divided among the top nine finishers.
The final table featured some of the best tournament players out there. To seize the title, Ausmus had to outlast the likes of Nick Palma (currently second on the Purple Jacket Leaderboard), Daniel Negreanu, Adrian Mateos, and the 2015 WSOP Main Event winner Joe McKeehen.
Aram Oganyan was the last obstacle standing between Ausmus and the title. The heads-up match saw a fair bit of back and forth, but one cooler hand went Jeremy’s way to give him a ten-to-one chip lead over the opponent, and Oganyan could not come back from this deficit.
With this win, Jeremy Ausmus secured his 10th PokerGO Tour title and added some money to his lifetime tournament earnings that stand over $30,000,000.
Doing All Things Poker
There is no doubt that Ausmus is one of the best tournament players out there. With over $30 million in winnings, he is currently in the upper half of the top 100 on the All-Time Money List. His biggest single cash is $2.1 million, showing that his winnings came from real grind rather than one or two lucky scores.
However, in addition to his efforts on the felt, Jeremy Ausmus has been very active in other areas of the poker world.
For some time now, he’s been one of the most prominent ambassadors for CoinPoker, an online poker site that has grown tremendously in recent months and continues to surprise players with big guarantees, generous promotions, and useful software updates.
Ausmus has also been building his presence on YouTube, publishing rather unique, quite entertaining, and often educational vlogs. He addresses topics that many other players avoid, such as private poker games, how profitable tournament players really are, staking, swapping, and more.
For all these reasons, he’s one of those players you probably want to follow on X. In addition to quality content, you’ll also get regular updates about CoinPoker’s most valuable opportunities and access to some exclusive promos.
