Hallucinogenic Drugs Likely Led to Poker Pro’s Death

Submitted by Nagesh Rath on

Written by :

Nagesh Rath

Published on :

An autopsy has revealed that hallucinogenic drugs were found in the system of 29-year-old German professional poker player Johannes Strassmann.

Slovenian police confirmed that a body found in the Ljublijianica River last week was that of Strassmann.  The poker pro had been visiting some fellow players.  He went missing after a trip to the town of Ljubljana.

Details regarding the exact nature of the hallucinogens were not immediately known, however, PokerStrategy.com is reporting that Strassmann had been seen taking magic mushrooms with a known drug dealer prior to his tragic death.

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Popular Florida Casino Cruise Ship Shuts Down

Popular Port Canaveral Florida Casino Cruise Ship Shuts Down

For now at least, the company seems to suggest the stoppage of service is only temporary.
Updated 2027 Super Bowl Odds After Week 3

Updated 2027 Super Bowl Odds After Week 3

The Buffalo Bills have now overtaken the LA Rams as the Super Bowl favorites.
Bet on the Next NHL Expansion Team as Season Kicks Off Tuesday Night: Austin Favorite

Bet on the Next NHL Expansion Team as Season Kicks Off Tuesday Night: Austin Favorite

Austin pays $30 for every $20 bet to land an expansion team.
Oddsmakers Now Make Tampa Bay Bucs Todd Bowles -120 Favorite to be First NFL Head Coach Fired

Oddsmakers Now Make Tampa Bay Bucs Todd Bowles -120 Favorite to be First NFL Head Coach Fired

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur now has the second shortest odds.