

Fake Gus Hansen Account Causes Laughter During 2011 WSOP
A fake account impersonating Gus Hansen appeared during the 2011 World Series of Poker. The account claimed to be the "most sexual man of the year," a multimillionaire, and the lover of the world's top tennis players. The fake account made various humorous and exaggerated claims about Hansen's activities and interactions with other poker players.
The account mentioned playing against Patrick Antonius and other notable poker players. It also made jokes about various poker strategies and situations. For example, the account claimed to have played against Antonius in a high-stakes game and mentioned interactions with other players like Phil Ivey and Liv Boere.
One of the notable interactions was with Patrick Antonius, where the account claimed to have played against him in a high-stakes game. The account also made jokes about various poker strategies and situations, such as the use of both cards in hold'em and the rules of razz. The fake account's interactions and jokes added a layer of humor and entertainment to the 2011 World Series of Poker.
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