Jeremy Ausmus
American poker player
Jeremy Wayne Ausmus (born September 22, 1979) is an American professional poker player. As of December 2025, his total live tournament earnings exceed $28 million.
Career
World Series of Poker (WSOP)
Ausmus made his first appearance at the WSOP in 2012, achieving a breakthrough by finishing fifth in the WSOP Main Event and earning $2,155,313. He entered the final table as the shortest stack, holding 9,805,000 in chips.
Ausmus began 2013 with a victory in the DeepStack Extravaganza II Main Event at the Venetian, earning $121,853. He carried this momentum into the WSOP and later secured his first WSOP bracelet at the World Series of Poker Europe, winning Event #3: €1,500 + 150 Pot-Limit Omaha for $95,054.
In 2014, Ausmus started the year with another victory at the DeepStack Extravaganza I Main Event, earning $148,694, mirroring his success from the previous year.
In October 2021, Ausmus nearly missed registering for the $1,000 Covid-19 No-Limit Hold'em Charity event but made it in just before late registration closed. His decision paid off as he won WSOP Event #3, securing a $48,681 prize after defeating a field of 266 players. The tournament featured a turbo structure with 20-minute levels, and Ausmus claimed victory in less than two hours on Day 2.
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