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One of professional poker's most intriguing and fascinating players, Gus Hansen has often been called "The Madman" for his crazy, fearless, aggressive style. But you can't dispute the fact that this poker superstar knows how to win--and win big. The holder of the inaugural Poker Superstars Invitational title as well as the only player to win three World Poker Tour tournaments, Gus won his fifth major international title when he became the 2007 Aussie Millions Champion, outlasting 747 players and nabbing $1.2 million. Now, for the first time ever, Gus analyzes the hands that he played during the tournament and reveals his secrets for winning in Every Hand Revealed.

You'll learn:

An extensive, easy-to-follow analysis of the more than 300 hands he played during the Aussie Millions...

The radical, yet coolly logical, methods behind Gus's "madness" that have helped him to win consistently...

Each and every bluff, precise calculation, educated guess, and read of his opponents ...

How to call large bets with seemingly unplayable hands...

When to raise out of position with garbage holdings...

How the prize structure should influence your play...

And much more!

Offering unlimited access to one of the most successful, popular poker players out there, Every Hand Revealed will help you understand some of poker's most coveted secrets--and simply shows you the right way to play the game whether you're a beginner or a poker pro. Now with Gus Hansen by your side, you too can turbo-charge your game and watch it take off!

Superstar poker pro Gus Hansen has shaken up the poker world with his loose, aggressive style. Called "The Great Dane" as well as "The Madman," the five-time international title-holder transforms his hands with cool logic ...and flattens his opponents. Voted one of the world's sexiest men by People Magazine, Gus is an avid athlete, backgammon player, and poker commentator for both Danish and American T.V.

What Customers Say About Every Hand Revealed:

The service, the packege, the price and the delivery speediness was perfectI am really thankful

I got this book for my husband who read the book in two days and has re read it since. He enjoyed it; fast reading and good tips, he said. If he's happy, I am happy.

A must read for anyone that enjoys reading about poker. I am a casual player and I find myself reading it right before a game as a sort of pregame warmup. Kind of gets my mind on the right tract.

The useful thing about this book is not just the hand by hand analysis, but being able to see how Gus actually THINKS about poker. This is my favorite poker book of the many I've read. You cannot simply memorize a list of hands to play. Gus Hansen amazingly took notes on every single hand he played when he won the Aussie Millions tournament. Finally, there is the factor of his incredible reputation, which surely affected his poor opponents at the poker table.I have read and re-read this book, and I hope you don't buy it, because it has helped me bring my poker game to a new level. Every play is situational.

Much of the play was 6-handed, which is not typical for most tournaments, and 2. Poker, especially tournament No Limit Hold'em, is not mechanical like Blackjack. This is profoundly useful to the intermediate level tournament poker player.Some of his play is not directly transferable to a "typical" tournament situation for two reasons: 1. There is an art to playing great tournament poker. Gus Hansen is a Da Vinci. Gus had a big stack for most of the tournament, which certainly affected the number of folds he got when he raised pre-flop and made continuation bets.

After reading it for third time, my tournament poker game really started to "click," with noticeable results and high-level cashes.

I think a big part of the game is deciding weather to enter the hand in the first place. This book reads as if you were a little gnome inside Gus' head while he was playing the Aussie Millions tourni, which he eventually won. He'll walk through a hand as the big blind, then on the next hand, he has jumped to somewhere in middle position.Although this book may have a place on your shelf, if I could only read one poker book it wouldn't be this one. Some of his remarks are pretty entertaining. This format would be ok, if he also mentioned the hands he mucked along the way. It would be something like 'Harrington on Holdem'. Dan's the man.