The mega cash games in Macau are up and running again, according to a new blog post from Gus Hansen. The players involved in the action include Andrew Robl, Sam Trickett, and John Juanda.

Gus Hansen took third place and $800,000 in the Aussie Millions $250,000 Super High Roller Challenge. In a new blog post, "The Great Dane" now looks back at his run, including his role as the bubble boy in the slightly smaller $100,000 Challenge.

The first major tournament of the year has come to an end, as Phil Ivey took home the win in the Aussie Million's $250,000 Challenge. Ivey defeated Patrik Antonius heads-up to claim a $2 million first prize.

Gus Hansen has reached Australia, where he plans to play in the Aussie Millions. The Danish pro reveals that he has his eyes set on the biggest events of the series, including both the $10,000 Main Event and the $250,000 Super High Roller.

Gus Hansen has had his first taste of the famous Macau action in a number of long sessions with a handful of well known pros. So far, The Great Dane admits, the experience has been positive.

A number of the world's best cash game pros have returned to Macau to join the million dollar cash games. Among them is Danish pro Gus Hansen, who is playing in the games for the first time.

Former Team Full Tilt pro Gus Hansen is heading east, possibly looking to join the famed Macau high stakes games. The Danish star also speculates whether he will be running into his former teammates from Team Full Tilt.

Swiss high roller Ronny "1-ronnyr3" Kaiser is looking to end the year in style with a large profit for December. Following a busy month of 22,467 hands, "1-ronnyr3" is booking a career-high $840,077 profit.

Gus Hansen is gearing up for a minor live poker comeback, as he plans to play both the EPT and the WPT in Prague in December. Hansen looks forward to hitting the live felt again, he says.

Gus Hansen has hopes of being one of the world's best racketlon players. The Danish Team Full Tilt star says that with practice he can compete for the 2012 World Championship title.

Gus Hansen will not be playing Daniel "jungleman12" Cates in his open heads-up challenge. The Great Dane will likely be in Prague at the time of the challenge, but says he will not play Cates in No Limit Hold'em.

Gus Hansen has used his new personal website to think out loud on Black Friday and its consequences for worldwide online poker. The big question according to the Danish Full Tilt pro is "how did this happen?".

Gus Hansen has spent his time away from the tables to work on a new personal homepage. The site is now live, with Hansen explaining that he has been taking a complete gambling break since Black Friday.

Just one day after Tom "durrrr" Dwan stepped forward to discuss the case of Full Tilt Poker, fellow team pro Gus Hansen now adds his view on the situation. "I was unaware of what happened," Hansen says.

Norwegian high stakes PLO pro, Andreas "skjervoy" Torbergson is the biggest winner of the month, following a big session yesterday on PokerStars. "skjervoy" is now up more than $1 million for the year.

The most popular poker show on TV, the World Poker Tour, airs its 200th episode on Fox Sports Net tomorrow. The anniversary program will feature action from the Hollywood Poker Open

In a lightning session lasting only six minutes the German fixed limit cash game specialist "Kagome Kagome" took $120,000 from the "Esvedra" at the highest limit tables on Full Tilt Poker last night.

A number of pros have reacted in different ways to Guy Laliberté's new $1 million buy-in charity tournament, the BIG ONE for ONE DROP. Some praise the idea, while others are more critical.

A few hours ago, Jake Cody won Event #2 during this year's WSOP. Having now won both an EPT, a WPT and a WSOP title, the recent win secured Cody a so-called "Triple Crown" title.

Four players remain in the battle for the $25,000 HU NLHE Championship bracelet at the ongoing WSOP. The winner will be found between Gus Hansen, Jake Cody, Eric Froelich and Yevgeniy Timoshenko.

Gus Hansen is on to the quarterfinal of the $25,000 HU NLHE Championship at the WSOP after defeating Tom Dwan in the third round. He will now face Matt Marafioti in the hunt for his second WSOP bracelet.

The first major event of the 2011 WSOP is underway as 128 signups for the $25,000 HU NLHE Championship were reduced to 32 survivors last night. Gus Hansen, Tom Dwan and John Juanda are on to Day 2.

Gus Hansen is on the cover of CardPlayer Magazine, giving an interview on his 2011 upswing. The Danish star is up almost $4 million for the year, thanks to a more balanced style of play, he says.

Gus Hansen and Ilari "Ziigmund" Sahamies enjoyed good days at the tables yesterday, both finishing on top of the daily leader board. Hansen won $410,000, while Sahamies ended in a $169,000 plus.