
Over the past 628 days, no one has won more at the WSOP than Jeremy Ausmus. In the early hours of the morning, he cracked the Online Event 8: $3,200 NL Hold’em High Roller to win his fifth bracelet. Overall, the knockout round earned $360,000 for the ChipChecka account pilot.
Ausmus doubled up in the FT bubble to defeat CL Chance Kornuth. A bad shot early in the decider ended former world champion Corey Aldemere’s trip. When Q ♦Q♣ played against Kornuth’s J ♦J♠, he had no chance on the J♣9 ♦3 ♦J♥A♣ board.
At the next level, Ausmus hits the flip and wins. Jumped to the top. He moved all-in with 8♦8♥ and was the only one to call “Cokinaalcubo” 14-bet all-in with A♠Q♣. The K 4 ♦ A♣ flop helped the Englishman, but the 8 ♣ turn sealed his defeat.
Kornuth is next to go bust. On the 7♣9♣J flop, the American check-raised all-in and was called by Christopher “Ccast93” Castiglia. With Q♥J♠ vs. 10♦10♥, Kornuth was eliminated on the 8♣ turn and 5♠ river.
Heads-up is coming soon. In another preflop all-in, Ausmus hit K♥9♥ against the A♠8 of Ioannis “Cheeecha” Angelou Konstas. The board of 3♦2♥K♣9♥Q♣ dealt a heavy blow to Ausmus and he was eliminated again.
In a fairly close matchup, Ausmus and Castiglia alternated the lead several times until the end of the contest. On the final hand, he made an all-in push that ran into his opponent’s K♠K♥. He dominates with 10♣7♣ and can’t find his outs on the Q♥6♦3♥A♦K board.
A total of 321 players participated in Event 8. See how many bags each finalist has:
1. Jeremy “ChipChecka” Ausmus (USA) $360,036
2. Christopher “Ccast93” Castiglia (USA) $224,631
3. Ioannis “Cheeecha” Angelou Konstas (Greece) $151,939
4. Chance “BingShui” Kornuth (USA) $108,442
5. “Cokinaalcubo” (UK) $73,735
6. Koray “seatscramble” Aldemir (Germany) $53,029
