OMG Gus Hansen!!! WPT Championship!!!

[JPhil]

Gus HUUUGE chip leader headsup contre David "NL Holdem donk" Chiu!

Attendez-vous à de l'action online dans les semaines à venir au High Stakes sur Full Tilt Poker! S'il gagne, Gus va recevoir 3-4 millions de $ pour sa victoire!

Je dois respecter Gus pour ca. Il est une vrai bête de tournois. Ca ne change rien au fait que les listes d'attente vont être ÉNORME au high stakes online quand il va jouer des cash games dans les prochaines semaines lol.

[Kirb]

ark je viens de voir les mains quil a busté le monde... cest la définition de luckbox ce gars-la (du moins en tournois comme le WPT)

[Kirb]

nice call avec le 2eme chipleader derriere??? jamboooon


Hand #12 - Cory Carroll has the button in seat 5, Hansen raises under the gun to 415,000, Carroll calls from the button, and King thinks for about a minute before moving all in from the small blind for 1,855,000. Hansen calls, and Carroll folds.

Hansen shows 109, and King shows AQ. King needs to win this pot to stay alive.

The flop comes 864, and Hansen picks up a gutshot straight draw. The turn is the K, and King picks up a flush draw. Hansen needs a non-club ten, nine, or seven to bust King here.

The river is the -- 10!

Gus Hansen rivers a pair of tens to win the pot. Jeff King is eliminated in sixth place, earning $263,815.



LoL set over set.
Hand #15 - Gus Hansen has the button in seat 2, he raises to 415,000, and Le calls from the big blind. The flop comes Q105, and both players check. The turn is the 4, Le moves all in for 615,000, and Hansen quickly calls with 1010 for a set of tens. Le can't believe it -- he shows 55 for a set of fives. Tommy Le is dominated here, and only one card in the deck can save him -- the five of hearts.

The river card is the 3, and Gus Hansen wins the pot with a set of tens. Nhan "Tommy Legend" Le is eliminated in fifth place, earning $395,725.





LOL@ call preflop... jambon...

Hand #16 - David Chiu has the button in seat 3, and there is no small blind. Hansen raises from the cutoff to 480,000, Carroll reraises from the big blind to 1.65 million, and Hansen thinks for a bit before he calls. The two chipleaders apparently aren't afraid to mix it up in a big pot.

The flop comes QJ6, Carroll checks, and Hansen stands up to get a better look at Carroll's chip stack across the table. After about two minutes of thinking with a pained expression on his face, Gus Hansen moves all in, and the crowd gasps.

Carroll looks surprised, but he takes his time, rechecking his cards and taking a close look at his own chip stack. If he calls and wins, he would be a dominant chipleader with 15 million, but if he loses, he's out of the tournament in fourth place. If he folds, he'll still have a little less than 6 million in chips, which is still a solid second on the leaderboard. Carroll seems to be studying everything but his opponent -- he only gives occasional glances Hansen's way.

Several times, it looks like Carroll has come to a decision, but then he continues thinking. He's definitely not Hollywooding it here.

Carroll finally calls all in for 6,925,000, and the crowd gasps. Carroll shows AJ for a pair of jacks. Hansen shows 75 for a diamond flush draw, and he'll need to improve to bust Carroll here.

The turn is the Q, and Carroll is still in the lead with two pair. Hansen needs any diamond but the queen (which would give Carroll a full house) to win the pot.

The river card is -- the 3!

The crowd screams as Gus Hansen rivers a diamond flush to win the biggest pot of the tournament.

Cory Carroll made the right call but got the wrong result, and he is eliminated in fourth place, earning $593,645.



Obv.

Hand #22 - John Roveto has the button in seat 1, he moves all in for 1,985,000, and Hansen quickly calls from the small blind with A10. Roveto shows KK, and he'll need it to hold up to stay alive.

The flop comes J98, and crowd reacts as Hansen picks up an open-ended straight draw.

The turn is the 6, and Hansen needs an ace, a queen, or a seven (11 outs) to bust Roveto here.

The river card is -- the 7!

The crowd laughs through their applause as Gus Hansen wins the pot with a jack-high straight.

John Roveto is eliminated in third place, earning $923,355


Les Durrr et Jman de ce monde doivent saliver.

[CrAkErJaCk]

il joue pu online gus? ye broke online ou quoi?

[Kirb]

Envoyé par CrAkErJaCk

il joue pu online gus? ye broke online ou quoi?

presque -2 millions cette année sur ftp

[TobyWan]

Envoyé par CrAkErJaCk

il joue pu online gus? ye broke online ou quoi?

voyon dont Ugooo ... il fait juste un tournois du WPT

edit: -2millions ...ahhhhh, ok .... ca veux-tu dire qu'il est broke ca ?

[Bullying]

avez vous ecouter mouthpiece sur cardplayer matusow bash hansen

[Kirb]

Envoyé par TobyWan

voyon dont Ugooo ... il fait juste un tournois du WPT

edit: -2millions ...ahhhhh, ok .... ca veux-tu dire qu'il est broke ca ?

ya plusieurs définitions de broke dans le monde du poker

[Bullying]

je crois qu'asteur vu le stacking est a mode n'importe quel joueur avec une reputation va pouvoir jouer a ses stakes habituels meme s'il est broke non?

[JPhil]

Envoyé par Bullying

je crois qu'asteur vu le stacking est a mode n'importe quel joueur avec une reputation va pouvoir jouer a ses stakes habituels meme s'il est broke non?

Sa réputation en cash games est qu'il est un gros donk, online et live.