Danny Fuhs

Danny Fuhs is an American professional poker player from Monrovia, California. He participated in both live tournaments and cash games. He has already earned over $2.2 million from live tournaments, with the highest live cash being $316.6K. Fuhs has also appeared on popular live shows such as Hustler Casino Live and Live At The Bike. He has a net win of over $15.6K on HCL.

Danny Fuhs’ Poker Journey on Hustler Casino Live

Danny debuted on HCL in Episode 90 in December 2021. He earned a total of $19.7K. Fuhs faced off against Josh Macciello, Luda Chris, Jeremy, and other competitors. His subsequent games have all been profitable.

During the 106th Episode, he played the $5/$5/$50 Ante Game, which added $53,825 to his bankroll in January 2022. It is regarded as one of his largest live show payouts.

He had his fair share of losses after those victories. One of his defeats occurred in HCL Episode 109 in January 2022. The featured game was $50/100/200 Super High Stakes Poker, where he lost nearly $46K. He was last seen on HCL Episode 191 in May 2022 where he played $25/50 No Limit Hold’em and incurred a net loss of $15K

Danny Fuhs Participation in Live Tournaments

Danny Fuhs has been in the poker industry for over two decades, having started playing in February 1996. He has competed in a number of live tournaments, primarily on the World Poker Tour and the World Series of Poker. One of Fuhs’ live tournament highlights was winning his first WSOP bracelet at the 44th World Series of Poker in July 2013. In that tournament, he won a total of $277,519 in cash prizes. Furthermore, his best live cash of $316,650 came in February of the same year, despite finishing fourth at the 2013 L.A Poker Classic in Los Angeles. 

Conclusion

Fuhs may be an old school poker player at this point in his career, but watching him win and lose in both cash game livestreams and live tournaments provides a strong sense of perseverance and determination that has kept him playing up to this point. He is an excellent role model for young poker enthusiasts who are just getting started and want to advance their poker career.