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Tags: Daniel Negreanu, Gus Hansen, no-limit hold'em, Online Poker, Patrik Antonius, Phil Hellmuth, Phil Ivey, Poker PROductions, poker-after-dark, poker-on-tv, Pot Limit Omaha, Tom Dwan 13 Comments to “Special Poker After Dark This Week ”. Gus Hansen will compete on “Poker After Dark” Wednesday night in a high-stakes PLO cash game, marking the habitual chip splashers first appearance on the show since 2010. Gus Hansen at Online Poker. Well, Gus is a great player at any poker tournament but it seems the online platform is not really a profitable platform for him. According to a report, Hansen is one of the top losers in the online poker history. As of March 2015, it was reported that he lost a total of $21.7 million USD on Full Tilt. “Godfather” week, featuring Brunson, Gus Hansen, Daniel “Jungleman” Cates, and some of the world’s best cash game players from Bobby’s Room, will be the first Poker After Dark session in history to feature a variety of mixed games. Gus has been very selective with his poker play in recent years and his biggest cash lately is still his 3rd-place finish in the 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event. In a sign he may be slowly working his way back into the game, Gus appeared on an episode of the re-booted Poker After Dark in 2018. Barry Greenstein on Gus Hansen.

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This week PokerGO featured two nights' worth of mixed game fun on Poker After Dark, presented under the heading of 'Godfather Week' thanks to the participation of Poker Hall of Famer Doyle Brunson.

Joining Brunson for the rotation of H.O.R.S.E. games plus 2-7 triple draw were Gus Hansen, Brian Rast, Scott Seiver, Bryn Kenney, Jared Bleznick, and Billy O'Neil, with Dan Cates also taking a seat for the second night.

With limits of $1,500/$3,000, there was a lot of action and some decent-sized pots. One example of both came in a limit hold'em hand between Hansen and Rast, one that began with the often loose Hansen cheekily raising from the hijack seat with just . Rast picked up from the button and three-bet, and when it folded back to Hansen he called.

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The flop fell , giving Hansen trips. He checked, then check-raised after Rast bet and got a call. After that initial bit of slow playing, Hansen was ready to play fast and led with the bigger $3K bet on the turn, but alas for him the card was the to give Rast kings full.

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'Gussy... that's what you get, pal,' cracked Nick Schulman on the commentary.

Here Rast was the one playing it slow, only calling Hansen's turn bet. Then following the turn card, things get fast again. Take a look, and see whether or not Hansen is ultimately able to find a fold:

Both nights of 'Godfather Week' can be viewed on demand over at PokerGO.

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