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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.
- Gus Hansen made his way to Las Vegas last week to take part in the Poker After Dark series, and then found some time to take in a few more hands w. Ith some other high-stakes pros in Bobby’s.
- The second season of Poker after dark. In “International” week, Gus Hansen was knocked out after 6 hands, and heads-up play started after 53 hands, both record lows for the show. Week 8 (Mega Match) required a $50,000 buy-in rather than the usual $20,000, resulting in a $300,000 first prize.
In 2017, Gus Hansen said that he had been involved in a music business in Denmark but declared that 'it went probably as bad as my online poker career!' Hansen was voted one of People magazine's 50 Sexiest Men in 2004. In March 2018, Hansen returned on Poker After Dark to play pot-limit Omaha in a game also featuring Matt Kirk.
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.
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.
'Gussy... that's what you get, pal,' cracked Nick Schulman on the commentary.
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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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On Wednesday, March 7, Gus Hansen returned to Poker After Dark for the first time since 2010 for the second and final day of 'Racks of Lamb', a week dubbed after high-stakes superstar Ben Lamb. The action was broadcast on PokerGO and featured $100/$200 pot-limit Omaha with a mandatory $400 straddle before the stakes doubled to $200/$400 with a mandatory $800 straddle later in the game.
In addition to Hansen, the line-up included Sam Soverel, Matt Kirk, Chris MacFarland, Brian Rast, Len Ashby and of course Lamb, who, on the previous day, booked the biggest profit at the table of more than $250,000.
PokerGO tweeted several of the biggest hands, most of which involved Hansen. While Hansen caused some trouble for his opponents, it was an up and down session for him.
Aces vs Kings vs Queens, vs Eight-Six-Three-Deuce
Aces vs. Kings vs. Queens vs. @GusHansen $120K gets in the middle before the flop on #PokerAfterDark
— PokerGO (@PokerGO)In an early pot, Soverel called Hansen's double straddle of $800 with before Lamb raised to $3,800 with . McFarland called with as did Hansen with . Soverel then three-bet for a pot-sized bet of $19,500 and Lamb called before MacFarland jammed all in for $49,400.
Hansen, who had $26,300 behind, thought about it for a minute, before he called and the other two players followed along to create a massive $121,000 main pot with side pots of $37,000 and $14,000.
Three clubs appeared on both boards to give Soverel a huge scoop and a great start to the match.
Top Set and a Straight vs Bottom Two and a Flush Draw
It's all fun and games until @GusHansen crashes Matt Kirk's #PokerAfterDark party. $100/$200/$400 PLO action is st… https://t.co/9x86cgAiO5
— PokerGO (@PokerGO)Things turned around quickly for Hansen at the expense of Kirk. With $17,400 already in the pot, Kirk, holding , bet $15,000 with bottom two pair and a flush draw on flop. Hansen, with for a straight and outs to a full-house, declared himself all-in for $59,400.
Rast, with also in the hand, got out of the way, and Kirk and Hansen agreed to run it twice after Kirk called. Hansen scooped a huge pot of $136,800 after diamonds appeared on the turn and river on both boards which did nothing for Kirk.
Kings vs Queens vs a Double Suited Ace-Queen
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie! Matt Kirk is up to his old tricks on #PokerAfterDark.
— PokerGO (@PokerGO)The stakes moved up to $200/$400 with a mandatory $800 straddle and Kirk was able to get some revenge in a three-way pot involving Hansen and Lamb.
Hansen limped from the hijack with and Lamb over-limped from the button for $800 with . Kirk, in the big blind, raised to $4,200 with . Hansen called before Lamb squeezed to $17,800. Kirk called and action was back on Hansen. Hansen shoved all in and was just about beat to the pot by both Lamb and Kirk.
Kirk scooped up both the $90,100 main pot and the $85,800 side pot after the board ran out with just a pair of aces being the best hand.
Aces vs a Monster Draw
$100K gets in before the flop and @GusHansen's combo draw is up against @tsarrast's aces. Can 'The Great Dane' get… https://t.co/zNeqDLmK7J
— PokerGO (@PokerGO)Hansen was then able to win a massive pot of $167,000 against Rast to cap off a huge night for him and his fans. There was already $111,000 in the pot before the flop came .
Rast, with , fired all in for $28,000 and Hansen called with a monster draw to a flush and straight with .
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The duo ran it twice and Hansen finished the session in the black after the on the first board gave him a straight, and the on the river of the second board made him a straight again.
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— Gus Hansen (@GusHansen)Catching Up on High Stakes Action: Three Biggest Pots of The Week
March 6 was full of action online, producing eight of the biggest pots of the week on $50/$100 no-limit hold'em and $100/$200 pot-limit Omaha. The two biggest pots involved 'CooL1992' and 'libby493' colliding stacks in huge all-in pots within a few minutes.
1) 'CooL1992' wins a $84,829 Pot (848 Big Blinds) from 'libby493' (March 6)
($50/$100 NLHE 6-Max)
The action began with 'MMAsherdog' opening for $300 from under the gun and 'limitless' calling from the button. 'CooL1992' three-bet to $1,800 from the small blind before 'libby493' four-bet from the big blind to $5,300. 'MMAasherdog' and 'limitless' both folded before 'CooL1992' five-bet to $12,250 and got a call from 'libby493'.
'CooL1992' checked the flop 'libby493' jammed all in for $29,805. 'CooL1992' had his opponent covered and called.
| Player | Hand | Equity on |
|---|---|---|
| 'CooL1992' | 74.04% | |
| 'libby493' | 25.96% |
'CooL1992' was a huge 3-1 favorite with pocket kings with his opponent needing a nine for a set or a six for a straight.
Neither of those cards came as the appeared on the turn and the appeared on the river to give 'CooL1992' a massive pot worth $84,829, which was the biggest of the week.
2) 'libby493 wins a $59,131 Pot (591 Big Blinds) from 'CooL1992' (March 6)
($50/$100 NLHE 6-Max)
Minutes before the biggest hand of the week, the same duo of 'CooL1992' and 'libby493' faced off in another big hand with different results.
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'CooL1992' opened to $300 from the hijack and called a three-bet of $1,170 from 'libby493' from the cutoff after the action was folded back around to him.
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'CooL1992' check-called a bet of $1,303 from his opponent after the flop came . A similar pattern followed after the appeared on the turn with this time 'CooL1992' check-calling a bet of $3,200.
The action heated up after the completed the board. 'CooL1992' once again checked and 'libby493' bet $6,200. 'CooL1992' jammed all in effectively covering the $17,058 behind in his opponent's stack. A call followed.
'CooL1992' turned over for two-pair. However, this proved to be no good as 'libby493' turned over for a set and collected a huge pot of $59,131.
3) Ben 'Sauce123' Sulsky wins a $58,401 Pot (292 Big Blinds) from 'BERRI SWEET' (March 6)
($100/$200 PLO 6-Max)
In a heads-up match, 'BERRI SWEET' opened from the button to $600 before Ben 'Sauce123' Sulsky three-bet to $1,800. 'BERRI SWEET' four-bet to $5,400 and Sulsky called.
Sulsky led out for $10,797 after the flop appeared. 'BERRI SWEET' raised more than enough to cover the $13,004 behind in his opponent's stack and Sulsky called.
| Player | Hand | Equity on |
|---|---|---|
| Ben 'Sauce123' Sulsky | 88.29% | |
| 'BERRI SWEET' | 11.71% |
'BERRI SWEET' was well-behind needing an ace to complete a set or a pair of running jacks on the turn and river to save his hand.
The duo decided to run it twice. Sulsky won a big pot of $58,401 after 'BERRI SWEET' was unable to get a save either time with the on the turn and the on the river completing the first board, and the on the turn and the on the river completing the second board.
This Week's Online High-Stakes Biggest Winners and Losers
'Grazvis1' had the biggest week to pull him out of the hole for the year after he booked a profit of $83,856.
'CooL1992' propelled upward by winning the biggest pot of the week with $58,030 in profit and 'mikki696' with $53,756 in profit.
Meanwhile, 'libby493,' who lost the biggest pot of the week, was also the biggest losing player of the week after booking a loss of $82,829. Despite this player's huge loss last week, 'libby493' is still showing a six-digit profit for 2018 thanks to a strong first two months of the year.
| (user)name | hands | profit/loss 3/1- 3/7 | profit/loss 2018 | profit/loss all time | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winning Players | |||||
| 1 | 'Grazvis1' | 1,499 | +$83,856 | +$18,329 | +$308,477 |
| 2 | 'CooL1992' | 162 | +$58,030 | +$34,506 | -$139,874 |
| 3 | 'mikki696' | 423 | +$53,756 | +$41,660 | +$1,099,487 |
| 4 | 'Katya_18' | 2,776 | +$49,414 | +$133,814 | +$765,478 |
| 5 | Jens 'Jeans89' Kyllönen | 1,116 | +$33,627 | +$43,189 | +$5,331,608 |
| 6 | 'nimzon' | 634 | +$30,630 | +$77,276 | +$122,299 |
| 7 | Sergey 'St1ckman' Vasiliev | 2,229 | +$29,116 | +$59,803 | +$805,487 |
| 8 | 'ActionFreak' | 233 | +$28,423 | +$112,027 | +$912,319 |
| 9 | Daniel 'w00ki3z.' Cates | 441 | +$27,885 | -$9,179 | +$974,201 |
| 10 | 'BERRI SWEET ' | 557 | +$27,645 | +$163,080 | +$2,493,394 |
| Losing Players | |||||
| 1 | 'libby493' | 267 | -$82,829 | +$102,186 | +$97,147 |
| 2 | 'RICOO222' | 145 | -$71,533 | -$54,655 | -$117,653 |
| 3 | 'bajskorven87' | 991 | -$59,838 | +$106,873 | +$1,319,220 |
| 4 | 'limitless ' | 925 | -$39,925 | +$71,775 | +$168,857 |
| 5 | 'oriente1' | 281 | -$36,738 | -$36,738 | -$260,106 |
| 6 | Jonas 'OtB_RedBaron' Mols | 1,133 | -$31,723 | -$194,313 | +$2,177,868 |
| 7 | 'Cobus83 ' | 707 | -$25,755 | +$9,620 | +$859,037 |
| 8 | Ben 'Sauce123' Sulsky | 496 | -$23,625 | -$31,273 | +$5,130,332 |
| 9 | Ronny '1-ronnyr3' Kaiser | 673 | -$20,812 | -$16,806 | +$1,459,469 |
| 10 | Alexandros 'mexican222' Kolonias | 379 | -$18,531 | -$7,312 | +$78,684 |
The 2018 Leaderboard
The biggest three winners and the three biggest losing players for 2018 remained the same as last week with little movement in profit or loss by any of the players involved.
Linus 'LLinusLLove' Loeliger remains the biggest winner at PokerStars with $350,842 in profit. Alexander 'joiso' Kostritsyn narrowed the gap slightly and is close behind Loeliger with $334,589 in profit followed by James 'JayP-AA' Park, who did not play a hand last week, in third place on the 2018 overall leaderboard with $257,203 in profit.
'ImagineKing', Mikael 'ChaoRen160' Thuritz, and Elior 'Crazy Elior' Sion all did not play recorded hands last week and no other player lost enough to push the trio out of the bottom three spots of the leaderboard.
| (user)name | hands 2018 | profit/loss 2018 | profit/loss per hand 2018 | profit/loss all time | most played game 2018 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winning Players | ||||||
| 1 | Linus 'LLinusLLove' Loeliger | 19,723 | +$350,842 | +$17.78 | +$981,424 | NL Hold'em |
| 2 | Alexander 'joiso' Kostritsyn | 7,106 | +$334,589 | +$47.08 | +$4,296,459 | 8-Game |
| 3 | James 'JayP-AA' Park | 14,664 | +$257,203 | +$17.54 | +$2,582,982 | PLO |
| Losing Players | ||||||
| 1 | 'ImagineKing' | 22,903 | -$653,428 | -$29.51 | -$2,235,740 | PLO |
| 2 | Mikael 'ChaoRen160' Thuritz | 12,843 | -$357,044 | -$27.80 | +$634,526 | PLO |
| 3 | Elior 'Crazy Elior' Sion | 3,745 | -$293,492 | -$78.37 | -$171,055 | 8-Game |
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