Las Vegas police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying two suspects wanted for the armed robbery of professional poker player Jared Griener. The incident occurred earlier this year during the World Series of Poker (WSOP) event in Las Vegas, Nevada. According to reports, Griener was ambushed inside his rental home shortly after cashing in his winnings from the tournament. The two intruders, who allegedly knew the door code, entered the property and pinned Griener down, threatening to kill him if he moved. They duct-taped him, placed plates on his back to detect movement, and stole approximately $57,500 in cash winnings, including $32,500 from the WSOP Main Event. Griener managed to free himself after the suspects fled and subsequently shared details of the crime on social media, suggesting the attackers had specifically targeted him. The investigation has been aided by surveillance footage from a neighbor's camera, which captured the suspects arriving in a dark gray SUV and returning roughly 20 minutes later. The Las Vegas Police Department has released images of the two men to the public. One suspect is described as a taller black man with braids and distinctive tattoos on his left forearm, wearing a black T-shirt, black shorts, and white shoes. The second suspect is a shorter black man wearing a gray hoodie, red shorts, and black shoes. As of the current date, no arrests have been made, and the suspects remain at large. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding the identity or location of the criminals to contact the Las Vegas police tip line to aid in the ongoing investigation.