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2023 WSOP Day 22 Highlights
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Jeremy “ChipChecka” Ausmus Clinches $3,200 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller Title
Jeremy “ChipChecka” Ausmus emerged as the victor in the $3,200 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller, the eighth online event of the 2023 WSOP. Beating 321 other participants, Ausmus walked away with a lucrative $360,036 from the $1,489,600 prize pool, and an elusive WSOP trophy, marking his sixth career win.
Poker Players Championship: Matthew Ashton at the Forefront
With 4,450,000 chips in hand, Matthew Ashton leads the way in the Poker Players Championship, hoping to join an elite group of multiple-time winners. The event has seen champions like Michael Mizrachi, who holds a record three victories, and Brian Rast and Dan Cates, both of whom have triumphed twice. Ashton secured the title in 2013 and now leads Event #43: $50,000 Poker Players Championship with only 11 competitors remaining. Eight of these players have won WSOP bracelets previously, including Phil Ivey.
Joe Cada in Final Seven of Monster Stack Event, Despite Smallest Stack
Joe Cada, the 2009 WSOP Main Event champion, has secured a spot at the final table of Event #39: $1,500 Monster Stack. However, with a mere eight big blinds, Cada enters the finals as the shortest stack among the remaining seven players. Nicholas Gerrity, the chip leader with 57 big blinds, shares the final table with Cada and five other competitors, including Jesse Rockowitz, Braxton Dunaway, Colin Robinson, Loic Dobrigna, and Joshua Adcock.