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Hansen Hangs On 07-11-2013
The action began with Gus Hansen moving all in for his last 15,500 from under the gun. Mark Kroon made the call from late position, before Joel Bullock committed his last 10,700 from the big blind.
Kroon Grabs Lead On Final Hand; Ivey, Negreanu, Hellmuth, Mercier and Piqué Advance 07-09-2013
Day 1c of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event proved to be the biggest and baddest of the starting days, topping out at 3,467 players and surpassing last year's record-second field of 3,418 that was largest one-day Main Event field in
Hang Eliminates Hansen 07-02-2013
2-7 Triple Draw "If I happen to bust out soon, I just want to say what a pleasure it's been playing with such a personality.
A Hand & Counts from Table 359 07-02-2013
Stud 8 Gus Hansen: / / Brandon Cantu: / / It seems Brandon Cantu has Gus Hansen's number today. Earlier he found a fortunate turn card to double through "The Great Dane," and now he's taken another pot of Hansen.
Lindgren Over Hansen 07-02-2013
Stud Phil Ivey was just moved over to an empty seat on Table 359, one that just happened to be situated in between Erick Lindgren (on his left) and Gus Hansen (on his right).
Right Call, Wrong Turn for Hansen 07-02-2013
No-Limit Hold'em Right before the break a big hand arose involving Gus Hansen and Brandon Cantu.
End of the Road for Gus Hansen 06-28-2013
Gus Hansen wasn't able to rebound from the huge loss he took to Haralabos Voulgaris a short while ago. The Great Dane was just eliminated after committing the last of his chips preflop with from early position.
"That is Usually a Good Sign" 06-28-2013
Haralabos Voulgaris opened for 58,000 from middle position and received a call from Gus Hansen on the button. Vivek Rajkumar came along from the big blind and three players saw a flop of .
Hansen Check-Raises on the River 06-28-2013
Fabian Quoss raised to 40,000 from under the gun, Gus Hansen defended his big blind, and the flop fell . Both players checked. The pair knuckled on the turn (), and the completed the board.
Alone at the Feature Table 06-28-2013
Haralabos Voulgaris was all in and at risk preflop for 374,000 holding , and was racing against Gus Hansen's . Voulgaris made a flush as the board came , securing a much-needed double up.
Hansen Gets There on the Turn 06-28-2013
Action folded to Bill Perkins in the small blind and he raised to 40,000. Gus Hansen took his time before calling from the big and then watched Perkins fire out 35,000 on the flop.
Online Legends do Battle and One Will Fall 06-27-2013
You're more likely to find Gus Hansen and Ben "bttech86" Tollerene playing at the same table on the virtual felt, but today's tournament was special as the two online legends squared off in the live realm right here at the World S
Hansen the First to Go 06-18-2013
Razz Gus Hansen: / / Rick Schwartz: / Fold Benjamin Scholl: / / After action was brought in, a short-stacked Gus Hansen completed showing a . Rick Schwartz then raised, Benjamin Scholl flatted and Hansen called.
Benyamine vs. Hansen 06-17-2013
Omaha Hi-Lo David Benyamine raised from early position only to have Gus Hansen three-bet from the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded, Benyamine called and the flop came down .
Bracelet Winner Barbaro Busted 06-17-2013
Stud Hi-Lo Adam Friedman: / / Cheech Barbaro: / / Gus Hansen: / / Adam Friedman brought it in only to have WSOP bracelet winner Cheech Barbaro complete it.
Hansen's Sixes Are Good 06-17-2013
Limit Hold'em Gus Hansen raised the button and Adam Friedman called from the big blind. The flop came down [qc} and Friedman checked. Hansen continued out with a bet and Friedman called.
I Know Why The Caged Bird Singers 06-17-2013
Stud We arrived to find David Singer all in and at risk against Gus Hansen on fourth street. The two players tabled their cards to find Singer in pretty bad shape. Singer held and was up against Hansen's for trip tens.
Hansen Finds a Double 06-17-2013
Stud Gus Hansen / / Adam Friedman / / We caught up to the action on fifth street to see David "ODB" Baker, Gus Hansen, and Adam Friedman in a hand. As the dealer dealt each players fifth card, Hansen made a pair of jacks.
Kassela Chops to Stay Alive 06-16-2013
Stud Hi-Lo Catching the action on fourth street we found Frank Kassela all in for his last 1,150 against Gus Hansen and an unknown opponent. Hansen would bet fifth and sixth before check-folding seventh.
Hansen Gets the Needed Double 06-06-2013
Gus Hansen was one of the first players to use up both his rebuys earlier today and for much of the day has been one of the short stacks.