High-Stakes Poker: Week in Review with Dwan, Hansen, Ivey, and Antonius

The high-stakes poker world saw significant action last week, with notable wins and losses among top players. Gus Hansen emerged as the biggest winner in cash games, earning +$504,840 over 7,961 hands.

Tom «Durrrr» Dwan had a tumultuous week, losing -$675,326 over 4,126 hands. Despite this, Dwan remains in a large profit for the year at +$3.6 million. He had a short but profitable session of 34 hands in 7-Card Stud on Thursday night, winning $147,000. On Sunday, Dwan won $129,000 playing heads-up Cap PLO against Gus Hansen and Phil Ivey at $500/$1000 limits. However, he lost $167,101 in a 6-max table session with Patrick Antonius and Phil Ivey.

Phil Ivey ended the weekend with a loss of $91,000 after a series of wins and losses throughout the week. Patrick Antonius played only 92 hands from Friday evening to Sunday evening, winning $67,187. Isildur1 returned to Full Tilt with a loss of $215,296 over 7,270 hands. On Monday, Tom Dwan won $631,000 in $500/$1000 Cap PLO, with a total profit of $252,211 for the night. Phil Ivey was the second-best performer on Monday, winning $235,296 across different games. Gus Hansen had the biggest loss on Monday, -$286,226.