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Gus Hansen

Gustav Hansen, who is better yet known as Gus Hansen, was born on February 13, 1974 outside of Copenhagen, Denmark. He is also known as "The Great Dane" and he currently resides in Monaco. Hansen holds a record of winning three World Poker Tour (WPT) championships. He has also won the Aussie Millions in 2007 main event and was the winner of the PokerStars Invitational Tournament in its first season. Before becoming a successful and professional poker player in 1997, Hansen was a world-class backgammon player and also a youth tennis champion.

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Poker Rakeback

Poker rakeback deals, also known as rake rebate deals carry immense advantages for players. Going into details about why they do doesn’t make a whole lot of sense in this day and age. All those versed in online poker know pretty much everything about rakeback. All those who know not of its advantages will find out soon enough. It is not rocket science after all. What’s less known about rakeback though is that the various deals run a truly wide gamut indeed.

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Badugi Poker Rules

Badugi is a draw poker variant (no community cards) which isn’t exactly among the most popular poker variants in the world. There are only a handful of online poker rooms where one can play Badugi, and among these, only PokerStars seems to offer some competition at the Badugi tables. As far as its rules go, Badugi most closely resembles Lowball, in the sense that the lowest hand wins in Badugi too.

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