Dany Fuhs

Dany Fuhs (also recorded in some databases as Daniel Fuhs or Daniel Fuchs) is an American professional poker player who turned to poker after a career in law. He initially made his mark in live tournaments in the mid-2000s, focusing on limit Texas Hold'em, a discipline that requires precise mathematical skills and disciplined play. His early cashes include small to mid-sized events on the West Coast, building a foundation for his later success.

Fuhs's breakthrough came at the World Series of Poker (WSOP), where he won a gold bracelet in a limit Texas Hold'em event. This victory established him as a specialist in the format. his total live earnings stand at $2,402,474 as of December 2025, with 101 recorded cashes. His most recent cash as of mid-2025 was $16,688 on July 13, 2025, in a WSOP event. He has multiple WSOP final table appearances, including a notable performance in the $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Championship (Bracelet Event #94) at the 2026 WSOP. Beyond the WSOP, Fuhs has cashed in World Poker Tour (WPT) events and other major series, consistently adding to his lifetime winnings.

While primarily known for live tournaments, Fuhs has also been active in online poker, particularly in high-stakes limit games on platforms like PokerStars and Full Tilt. His online alias is not widely publicized, but his live results reflect a player comfortable in mixed-game formats. He has participated in the Global Poker League and other team-based events, showcasing his adaptability.

Fuhs employs a tight-aggressive style in limit games, relying on hand selection, position, and pot control. He is known for reading opponents well and exploiting their tendencies in multi-way pots. His discipline and focus have earned him the label "limit Hold'em expert" and "gold bracelet winner" in poker community discussions. He often emphasizes the importance of studying game theory and maintaining emotional control.

As of 2025, Fuhs continues to play in major tournaments. The Hendon Mob lists his latest cash on December 2, 2025, for $8,912. His consistent performance over two decades has cemented his reputation as one of the top limit specialists in the game. While not a household name among casual fans, Fuhs is respected by peers for his technical proficiency and longevity.

In various poker databases, Dany Fuhs is also listed as Daniel Fuhs or Daniel Fuchs. This variation can cause confusion when researching his results, but the Hendon Mob cross-references these entries to provide a complete record of his career. As of 2025, the database counted 101 cashes, with a lifetime total of $2,402,474, reflecting a slight upward revision from earlier figures.

Fuhs continued to show strong form at the 2026 World Series of Poker, one of his major recent performances. He cashed in the prestigious $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Championship (Bracelet Event #94), held at the Horseshoe Las Vegas. Although the exact finish and prize are not detailed in the materials, this cash adds to his legacy of deep runs in high-stakes events, demonstrating his ability to compete across different formats beyond his specialty in limit Hold'em.

Fuhs remains active in the poker circuit as of 2026, with plans to participate in future WSOP events and other major series. His consistent presence in the tournament scene ensures he will likely add to his impressive lifetime earnings and further solidify his status among limit specialists.