The author clearly displays how he takes full advantage when antes rise concerning blinds and how his raise and reraise patterns are not conditioned by him having premium hands since only a small percentage of them were like that.
Still, he would enter the pots even with those hands, showing how those can be good enough when you want to go for the win under the right circumstances.
Every Hand Revealed is a perfect choice for all students of the game willing to dig deeper into the technicalities and what goes under the surface. Those who are more into the life stories of poker players and other narrative discourse should look elsewhere for such content. Again we are looking at two completely different approaches.
Limping with a lot of hands, trying to see cheap flops. Playing ultra conservative, only entering pots with top-notch hands. Approach number one relies on superior post-flop play and that someone around the table will make a serious deep-stacked mis- take. It is often used by players who believe themselves to have an edge against the rest of the field, which means just about every poker player in the world.
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Simultaneously, his live tournament run has come to a halt. Around this time, The Great Dane decided that it was perhaps the time to move on from poker and look into other options. There is no denying that online poker is different from live , but the fact that Gus insisted on playing against the best of the best probably had something to do with his poor results as well.
So, Hansen decided to call it quits and rebuild his finances by taking on a normal 9 to 5 job as an accountant and playing backgammon. Hansen kept insisting on playing against the best, figuring this was the fastest way to improve his game. His last recorded live cash was in March of , and his social media accounts went pretty much dormant.
On the other, there is this video from , with the information straight from the source:. Whatever the case, it seems like Hansen is enjoying poker once again, and, hopefully, this time around, he is making better decisions for his bankroll.
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