Gus Hansen Reaches $20.3M In Web Poker LossesDane Plummets To New All-Time Low On Full Tilt Poker |
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It’s official.
After another terrible week online, Gus Hansen is now down more than $20.3 million lifetime on Full Tilt Poker, according to tracking data from HighstakesDB.
Hansen has dusted off roughly $921,000 online this month, bringing his losses to a new all-time low. Check out his lifetime graph. It’s pretty incredible.
While Hansen has continued to lose, unknown grinder “thecortster” dominated the triple draw tables over the past week. He won more than $1.6 million in that time span playing those games.
We have no idea who this player is, but we can tell you that the account was first seen in 2011.
Most of the action is in the limit games these days, but that doesn’t mean the biggest pots were had there. The largest hand won over the past week went to Patrik “FinddaGrind” Antonius in a $300-$600 pot-limit Omaha hand. Antonius won $399,000 over the past seven days.
The player on the other end of the hand was Viktor “Isildur1” Blom, who won $400,000 since last Friday despite being the victim of Antonius’ perpetual online dominance.
The pair were playing heads-up and Blom had the button. He opened to $1,800, and Antonius three-bet to $5,400. Blom elected to make the call.
The flop fell 8
6
3.
Antonius bet $8,400, and Blom made it $36,000. Antonius moved all in for $103,000, and Blom called for his remaining $38,000. Their cards:
Antonius: Q Q 7 6
Blom: J 8
7
5
The players elected to run it twice. The first run-out was 4 K and the second was 3 A.
Antonius took the pot after making a flush on both boards.
According to the Omaha odds calculator, Antonius hand is the winner around 62 percent of the time if the players are electing to run it once. He wins it both times roughly 38 percent of the time.
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