Now it's truly RIP Doyle

One of the best players who ever died

I'm sure I've told this story before but Doyle was on my left for about 6 hours in the WSOP Main Event. It was a lot of fun. All the cameras were there. Doyle seemed to care more about lunch and side bets people had in discussion with David Oppenheim at another table. When he busted I was sitting right there smack dab on the TV and got my 15 seconds of little to no fame.

Even though I haven't played poker in years, I can still recognize Doyle's voice without needing to see his face. Kind of weird since my time in poker didn't last long, yet Doyle's face and voice are still etched into my memory.

RIP to the poker legend, Mr. Doyle Brunson.

I always was amazed by how sharp he was at his advanced age

On May 16 2023 09:56 Baalim wrote: I always was amazed by how sharp he was at his advanced age

made me think of this:

now that bastard todd brunson is even richer than before

heavy i even read ur book

pir