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Jeremy Osmus Wins Second WSOP Bracelet at Charity Event
The first tournament of the World Poker Series in Las Vegas, No-Limit Hold'em Covid-19 Relief Charity, collected 260 entries and a prize pool of $231,400.
The winner of the event was Jeremy Osmus, who secured his second WSOP bracelet and $48,680 in prize money. The runner-up of the event was also a poker player from the USA, Jesse Lones, who earned $30,080.
The final table of the WSOP No-Limit Hold'em Covid-19 Relief Charity Event included nine players, with eight of them being American. In the final hand, Osmus limped with A♣-9♣ from the button, Lones went all-in with K♥-9♥ from the big blind, and Osmus called. The board was J♠-8♠-6♠-2♠-5♦, and Jeremy Osmus became the undisputed champion of the tournament.
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