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Gus Hansen in Moscow: The Poker Pro's Bridge Adventure
Community & StoriesFebruary 20, 2011·1 min read

Gus Hansen in Moscow: The Poker Pro's Bridge Adventure


Gus Hansen, a professional poker player, visited Moscow in February 2011 to participate in the 'Cup of Glory' bridge tournament. Hansen mentioned that he enjoys playing various games including backgammon, poker, and bridge. He was accompanied by a friend from Denmark who is a professional bridge player.

Hansen considers himself strongest in backgammon and mentioned he is willing to challenge Russian backgammon enthusiasts. He noted that he focuses on improving his own game rather than studying his opponents. Hansen also shared his thoughts on the importance of self-reflection in improving his poker skills, highlighting the dangers of ego in gambling.

During his visit, Hansen expressed his admiration for the city despite the cold weather. He mentioned that he had seen some of Moscow's landmarks, including Red Square and Vorobyev Hills, and enjoyed the local cuisine. Hansen's visit to Moscow was not just about the tournament; it was also an opportunity for him to experience the city's culture and meet its people.

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