A World Series of Poker player, Jared Griener, said he was robbed of about $60,000 after walking into a Las Vegas Airbnb where two men were already waiting inside. Griener said the men tackled him, tied him up and stole the money.
What Happened
Jared Griener, identified as a World Series of Poker player, reported that the robbery happened immediately after he entered the door code and walked into the rental. He said two men were already inside, tackled him to the floor, restrained him by hog-tying him, and took about $60,000.
Where It Happened
The incident was reported at an Airbnb rental in Las Vegas. The available report does not identify the neighborhood, street address or whether the property was connected to the World Series of Poker events in any way.
Who Was Robbed
The person who reported being robbed was Jared Griener, a World Series of Poker player. No additional victim information was provided in the available details.
Was Anyone Hurt?
Griener said he was attacked by two men inside the rental. The available information says he was tackled and hog-tied, but does not include details on whether he suffered injuries or received medical treatment.
Investigation Status
No suspect names, arrests or police case updates were included in the available report. It is also unclear from the provided details how the men got inside the Airbnb before Griener arrived.
Key Facts
- A World Series of Poker player said he was attacked after entering a Las Vegas Airbnb.
- Griener said two men were already inside the rental when he arrived.
- He said the men tackled him, hog-tied him, and stole about $60,000.