@@yodakbarrabucci2582 Hell yes. Chips are just worthless plastic. Cash is valuable paper. I would have a hard time sliding a brick of $100 bills in. A stack of chips the same value? Sure, slide it right in with no thought...
My first trip to Vegas walking into the Belagio I find myself walking beside my poker idle Doyle! He was kind enough to have a conversation with me and wished me luck. My first hand I had AA and my opponent had KK. Rest in peace Doyle Brunson!
Well what did you think about Ivey winning Doyle and his poker syndicate's money back after Andy Beal had busted them up for around $8m dollars. If you don't know about it, there is a bunch of documentaries about it on RUclips. Check it out. You may think differently about laughing at Phil Ivey.
The GOAT of poker. Some players might be better skilled or what not but this man has had longevity at the highest stakes for the longest of anyone. He keeps sitting at the nose bleeds in vegas and the seats are a rotating cast of characters for several decades. He's the only one left standing every single time
@@william420adam far from the nuts unless the board has 2 tens and a deuce. On TV, he played only the nuts 98 percent of the time. You look like a genius when your hands keep holding up.
Seeing Doyle Brunson in a cowboy hat sitting behind a huge stack of chips on one side, and a huge stack of cash on the other, is the most fucking 'Murica thing I've ever seen.
@@lajnus4631 if the other player asks him he says once, but he never argues. Even said in the big game that he never argues how many times he runs it with folks.
Running it multiple times doesnt change your odds. What it changes is short term variance. If you have a deep bank roll it doesnt matter. If youre bankroll is short deal it as many times as you can.
I agree! Kaplin makes the show very entertaining without going over the top with wise guy semantics. Norm McDonald is fine in sketch comedy and late-night talk shows. HE SUCKS as a poker announcer. Sexton and VanPatten are good on the WPT.
@@lordhuebi Norm is genuinely 1 of the funniest men on the planet, even in regular conversation. Glad they let him try it too, because he loves poker and gold. He wasn't great, really an announcement format isnt a good fit for him.
doyle is one of the best cash game players (you can say it like that its like pele was it no moradona no messi or ronaldo, other times) and one of my bsolut favorites but stu unger was by far the best tournement player ( even doyle wrote that in his book)
Man I love these old episodes. The first clip is by far Doyles best moment. It cracks me up every time xD I love going back 10-15 years in regards of poker. So many good memories. I just regret not to have stuck around or well having had such a bad mindset. Life could be a lot different today. Anyway, overall great memories!
I've seen many people pass over the years. I am truly surprised at how sad I was to hear of Doyle's death. I did not realize how much love and respect that I had for the man. Rest in peace 🕊️
Doyle's play is everything a poker player should be. No yelling, no cursing, no woofing, just playing his cards (yeah, along with a harsh glare or two). And I love his post-flop aggression when it looks like he has the nuts. Sheer guts. And love his Doyle's Room hat. Spent most of my online life there; it had a real down-home feel and was very sociable. I won a tourney there, the prize was a signed copy of Doyle's Super System. Now no more.
This series was pure gold, so entertaining, and the TWO hosts were spot on. Yea, Im saying two of them, I know Gabe was the heart and soul of HSP, but both actually had very important role to make this perfect mix. I wont forget till I die when Gabe said that Phill Hellmuth looks like a shy ostreich looking for mate. I died almost. It was SO funny. Why? Because it was true ofc. Now, if you wander how a human can make a shy osterich look alike, you find that episode and see for yourself.
Texas Dolly. Bossed the tables all his life and played so well in his return in the wsop main event on his return recently. Cash games, heads up and tourneys he can do it all. Cancer survivor too and even is his frail years can return to the main event and play great with one of the best folds i have seen in a while. We will never witness characters like this again
I remember in the early 2000's I was trying to explain to my father how poker is a skill game & I'm not going to end up sleeping in the streets. Dan Harrington had 62o in WSOP Main & I said "So that's a lousy hand & he'll fold here." Harrington put a squeeze play on & my father turned to me & said "Get the f*ck away from the poker table." LMAO
@@jackhalas9493 Bahahaha, I had a similar situation over 10 years ago when I was trying to explain the game to my younger brother while we were watching an episode of HSP on tv, Just when I thought I had my bro understanding what was happening, durrrr goes off into imaginary durrr land with complete air lmao
I like that high stakes poker involved stacks of cash too, it helps with the intensity factor, sometimes you don’t know how much the chips are exactly worth but you see big bricks of $100’s go out and you know it ain’t cheap
Delayed laugh by Matusow, and Benyamine thinks Doyle is saying "when it all goes" on Doyle's gigging of Ivey on his commercial. It was like Mike was looking around for a second to make sure it was ok to laugh, and David was laughing even though he really didn't understand what Doyle said .
@@snakeking5009 He killed it on tv cash games overall. He played really well on high stakes especially. He won quite a bit of money. There were tons of hands played on high stakes poker compared to the big game 1. Doyle never had a losing year his whole career either, with the exception of 2006. He was still winning with all the online wizards and all the players improving so much, while being in his 80's. How unbelievable is that? That alone makes him one of the GOATS. Yeah, he made mistakes in hands, just like so many others, but Doyle definitely played a solid no limit game, as well as mixed games. The results speak for themselves with Doyle.
Decided to watch again . Yes , Mr . Brunson had some beautiful hands . This makes me wonder just about the hands he has had that were not televised . In other words , the caliber of said hands .
Once upon a time, the rule in 'big bet' games was that the wager wasn't closed until the "player's hands come to rest outside of the betting area". When NL became the most popular form of poker and became common at low stakes, the rule was changed because it was prone to abuse. Among high stakes players where a higher degree of ethics is expected, there is some leniency on what constitutes a string bet.
Gabe was the best. No debate. After doyle said I'd kill for 2 Jack's and then he picks up Aces. "Its very dangerous to give a man bullets, who would kill for Jack's" just the best
Sammy's comment to Doyle's call on that last hand, while factually correct, was the under sell of the year. No way could the average poker player ever make a call like that. But Texas Dolly was smooth as butter in justifying that he hadn't made a pair all day and he wasn't going to let this one get away. RIP
Anyone know the odds of Sheikhan getting a flush at 4:40 if they had played the hand out? I know that if he needed two clubs, it would be .25 x .25 for a 6.25% chance to get the flush with the turn and the river. But what if it's an "OR" situation rather than an "AND?" (needing just one of the last two cards to be a club) Just for my own knowledge. Thanks in advance
I love his hand vs Gold- after hitting his K Jamie tries to react to Matusow to seem like he's not paying attention- classic amateur move and Doyle springs
@@AndyJackson380 not sure if the guy blocked me after troll commenting, or just deleted his comment after realizing he said something idiotic lol what was said anyway?
4:50. Gabe referenced " marty". I remember that exact scene, a great movie! Kinda sad slice of real life, Ernest borgnine was terrific! Btw i,d go twice, 4 cards for 1 club.
If you look at a lot of Doyle's highlights, he almost always has a monster hand. For someone who doesn't know who he is, they may think that's easy, but one of the reasons why he is a legend is because of how well he plays monster hands like that, where other players would get no action or fold into a wet board.
Rest in peace to a legend. Sad news waking up and hearing of this man's passing this morning! ❤
Doyles not dead bro
@@jaimeargudo3893yes he is
@@jaimeargudo3893 Died: May 14, 2023 (age 89 years), Las Vegas, NV
@jaimeargIudo3893 I hope you mean because he's alive in spirit because he died bro
I agree
Rest in peace Doyle, a legendary player, an epic life. There will never be another like him. Condolences to his family and friends.
'It's very dangerous to give bullets to a man that would kill for two jacks' best commentary by Gabe 😂
🔥👌
Yes!!best comment i have ever heard !!
It’s one thing to see chips representing cash, but when you see an actual stack of $100,000 being slid into the pot, that changes the vibe 10x
Haha. Throw a brick of cash in the pot and everything tightens up.
@@yodakbarrabucci2582 Hell yes. Chips are just worthless plastic. Cash is valuable paper. I would have a hard time sliding a brick of $100 bills in. A stack of chips the same value? Sure, slide it right in with no thought...
these guys play so much poker that they see chips as more valuable then we see money
@@valuedhumanoid6574 You’re wrong. Play a million hours and study you’ll realize something bud
@@LOGANoAce Whatever
My first trip to Vegas walking into the Belagio I find myself walking beside my poker idle Doyle! He was kind enough to have a conversation with me and wished me luck. My first hand I had AA and my opponent had KK. Rest in peace Doyle Brunson!
Hi Scott Seiver!
That was actually the ghost of Doyle sending you the AA.
Gabe Kaplan's comments make for a funny , entertaining time !😂😂😂
Cap.
Did you win that hand?
Doyle mocking Ivey for his Full Tilt commercial had me dying.
Well what did you think about Ivey winning Doyle and his poker syndicate's money back after Andy Beal had busted them up for around $8m dollars. If you don't know about it, there is a bunch of documentaries about it on RUclips. Check it out. You may think differently about laughing at Phil Ivey.
What part of the video he did that?
@@royfokerpoker1802 The first clip and also at 15:16.
@@rohieram724 link?
@@thesorrow88 if I thought you had a functioning brain I would answer.
The GOAT of poker. Some players might be better skilled or what not but this man has had longevity at the highest stakes for the longest of anyone. He keeps sitting at the nose bleeds in vegas and the seats are a rotating cast of characters for several decades. He's the only one left standing every single time
His endless bankroll and only playing the nuts helps
@@masterboy7249 the hand he's named after is T2o, far from the nuts
@@william420adam far from the nuts unless the board has 2 tens and a deuce. On TV, he played only the nuts 98 percent of the time. You look like a genius when your hands keep holding up.
If anyone is OMC on the og hsp, it's greenstein by a mile. He does play tight but definitely not a nit like you imply.
@@masterboy7249 Lol where you think he got that endless bankroll
Seeing Doyle Brunson in a cowboy hat sitting behind a huge stack of chips on one side, and a huge stack of cash on the other, is the most fucking 'Murica thing I've ever seen.
Doyle is a class act, any video i've seen of him he lets the other player decide how many times to run it. He never cares lol
Wtf? Doyle only run it once as normal, its not often he let it run More then 1 time
@@lajnus4631 if the other player asks him he says once, but he never argues. Even said in the big game that he never argues how many times he runs it with folks.
The player who is the underdog is usually the one given the choice.
Because he knows no matter how many times you run it it doesn't change the odds, maybe
Running it multiple times doesnt change your odds. What it changes is short term variance. If you have a deep bank roll it doesnt matter. If youre bankroll is short deal it as many times as you can.
Jamie Gold at 8:23 “I put you on AK”
😂😂😂
No wonder the guy went broke
Were playing for Real Money Jaime
All those pros set him up and played him for a fool. Jamie was a guppie swimming amongst sharks.
Doyle is simply the best there ever was. Gabe is the best poker announcer !
I agree! Kaplin makes the show very entertaining without going over the top with wise guy semantics. Norm McDonald is fine in sketch comedy and late-night talk shows. HE SUCKS as a poker announcer. Sexton and VanPatten are good on the WPT.
@@philweeks8459 Norm is imo one of the funniest people on the planet, but I agree he wasn't good at HSP.
@@philweeks8459 I wish there was a poker show out there where Gabe & Sexton are doing the commentary. That would be unmatched!
@@lordhuebi Norm is genuinely 1 of the funniest men on the planet, even in regular conversation. Glad they let him try it too, because he loves poker and gold. He wasn't great, really an announcement format isnt a good fit for him.
doyle is one of the best cash game players (you can say it like that its like pele was it no moradona no messi or ronaldo, other times) and one of my bsolut favorites but stu unger was by far the best tournement player ( even doyle wrote that in his book)
Doyle is such a joy to watch. Living legend
Man I love these old episodes. The first clip is by far Doyles best moment. It cracks me up every time xD
I love going back 10-15 years in regards of poker. So many good memories. I just regret not to have stuck around or well having had such a bad mindset. Life could be a lot different today. Anyway, overall great memories!
I'm glad we still have this gentleman still around and still playing poker. He's like the Queen Elizabeth of Poker.
@@BarryRerack147 I don't know anything about the Queen. Just that she's old, Doyle's old, and they're not dead
That’s why they call him Dolly!
Except Doyle actually works for his paycheck
Except he’s not a P-doh
Oh no...
What a pleasure it is to watch Doyle play. It will be a sad sad day when he leaves the poker world.
that day has come
“It’s very dangerous to give two bullets to someone who would kill for jacks” such amazing commentary.
Gabe has done more for professional poker than just about anyone.
I've seen many people pass over the years. I am truly surprised at how sad I was to hear of Doyle's death. I did not realize how much love and respect that I had for the man. Rest in peace 🕊️
A true gentleman with something very lacking today...character. The man always won with grace and lost with dignity.
Jamie gold looks like my aunt
Literally LOL’d 😂😂😂😂😂😂
i 2nd poker junkie83....thank you sir/maam
Or do your aunt look like Jamie gold 🤔
Your aunt is probably a better poker player
Now this is Gold
Doyle's play is everything a poker player should be. No yelling, no cursing, no woofing, just playing his cards (yeah, along with a harsh glare or two). And I love his post-flop aggression when it looks like he has the nuts. Sheer guts. And love his Doyle's Room hat. Spent most of my online life there; it had a real down-home feel and was very sociable. I won a tourney there, the prize was a signed copy of Doyle's Super System. Now no more.
Love Doyle and Gabe. Like when he calls him big poppa.. His impersonation of Ivey is priceless!.. Lol. The call with A/10 was amazing!
True Legend. Thank you for everything you've done for poker.
The godfather of poker
Rest In Peace, Doyle.
10-2 forever!
"Aaand Sammi did the Lebanese chip dance, and then threw his hand away" cracks me up every time
Best poker format hands down. Fair play to shiek. Kept it old school 1 time up against brunson. Respect there.
Thought the same, respect.
It’s so cool like Doyle Brunson is like your Uncle just having a good time among many changing nieces and nephews on the poker table.
“I thought you had AK and I was making a bad call anyways”.......this is not someone to learn from
On your bike
Get your man and get the hell out of here
This thing has like 10 years on youtub3 bro
look at how hes playing, look how ugly this is
you're a professional player and i can do this to you
you are a terrible player
Bring more Jamie Golds on
I've have watched Doyle's gigging Phil Ivey on his commercial many times it's good natured and funny! I think Phil liked it as much as anybody!
This series was pure gold, so entertaining, and the TWO hosts were spot on. Yea, Im saying two of them, I know Gabe was the heart and soul of HSP, but both actually had very important role to make this perfect mix.
I wont forget till I die when Gabe said that Phill Hellmuth looks like a shy ostreich looking for mate. I died almost. It was SO funny. Why? Because it was true ofc. Now, if you wander how a human can make a shy osterich look alike, you find that episode and see for yourself.
Texas Dolly. Bossed the tables all his life and played so well in his return in the wsop main event on his return recently. Cash games, heads up and tourneys he can do it all. Cancer survivor too and even is his frail years can return to the main event and play great with one of the best folds i have seen in a while. We will never witness characters like this again
That "Well, almost" bit always makes me laugh. ☺️
Never met him , but always loved him.
What an amazing life this total legend lived. Can 100% recommend his autobiography "The Godfather of Poker" to anyone
"Helloooooo Shiekyeeeeeee"
"Wussup idiot"
XD
its like discord live
@@spacepirate1449 you mean like a normal conversation df? Lol
Haha
Ahh, the ol’ married couple 😂😂😂😂
Awsome! haha
Absolute legend and gentlemen. I love how all the other pros respect him. RIP GODFATHER X
The world of pop culture has lost so many icons in recent years, and here I am just thankful that Doyle is still alive and well and tweeting.
Living legend!
I pray to him when I play
Gabe: “doesn’t look like he can call here.”
Guy: “I raise”
Gabe: “he just said raise(AJ laughs)
What great commentary on a pretty memorable hand.
I remember in the early 2000's I was trying to explain to my father how poker is a skill game & I'm not going to end up sleeping in the streets.
Dan Harrington had 62o in WSOP Main & I said "So that's a lousy hand & he'll fold here." Harrington put a squeeze play on & my father turned to me & said "Get the f*ck away from the poker table." LMAO
@@jackhalas9493 Bahahaha, I had a similar situation over 10 years ago when I was trying to explain the game to my younger brother while we were watching an episode of HSP on tv,
Just when I thought I had my bro understanding what was happening, durrrr goes off into imaginary durrr land with complete air lmao
Doyle the TRUE LEGEND !!
Gotta love Doyle - class act all around and an absolute "legend".
Best moments. Aka always has the best hand. Every time. Legend
I like that high stakes poker involved stacks of cash too, it helps with the intensity factor, sometimes you don’t know how much the chips are exactly worth but you see big bricks of $100’s go out and you know it ain’t cheap
Yeah. Those stacks of money def hit different lol
Gabe was just the absolute GOAT announcer
Legendary, slow played a lot of those hands beautifully
Doyle will go down as one of the best players to ever sit at a poker table.
I know that I would lose if I slowplayed aces like that
@@devinramsey6243 he would have if you posted this pre youtube
@@matebreskovic5880 what are you talking about? You saying he’s not?
@@devinramsey6243 even if you posted pre 2004 he would be elite and in contention
Mr. Brunson is the King of the over bet, and he makes it work for him. Fun to watch. Amarillo Slims would be proud.
Delayed laugh by Matusow, and Benyamine thinks Doyle is saying "when it all goes" on Doyle's gigging of Ivey on his commercial. It was like Mike was looking around for a second to make sure it was ok to laugh, and David was laughing even though he really didn't understand what Doyle said .
Rest easy legend
One thing about Doyle is he always gets max value out of his premium hands … that takes skill
idk ab that watch him on the big game, man got like 9 premium bets and only saw the turn like once.
@@snakeking5009 He killed it on tv cash games overall. He played really well on high stakes especially. He won quite a bit of money. There were tons of hands played on high stakes poker compared to the big game 1. Doyle never had a losing year his whole career either, with the exception of 2006. He was still winning with all the online wizards and all the players improving so much, while being in his 80's. How unbelievable is that? That alone makes him one of the GOATS. Yeah, he made mistakes in hands, just like so many others, but Doyle definitely played a solid no limit game, as well as mixed games. The results speak for themselves with Doyle.
Gabe Kaplan is the best poker commentator of all time.
Doyle saying he can melt a man with his stare , While the most serious poker player ivy 😂. Just starts crumbling laughing is comedy gold .
You are certainly missed, Sir! Spread your wings and teach them some Pokerlessons in heaven! ❤
Decided to watch again . Yes , Mr . Brunson had some beautiful hands . This makes me wonder just about the hands he has had that were not televised . In other words , the caliber of said hands .
Gabe is THE best commentator! ♦♠❤♣
Gabe kapalan is a great reader! 👏🏻
What a highlight. AA, KK, AK. Ye, you need a very high skill to play this hands. Very impressive
My good friend (Billy Walters Nephew) tells me stories of Billy and Doyle betting 50k on what direction birds would fly off telephone poles lol
Doyle Brunson is the best there is, the best there was and the best that there ever will be.
What a humble and a legend this guy is... Love him
He even tilts like an absolute gentleman. Shark in the water
Never doubt an old man in a young mans game!
one word : LEGEND
6:09 hahahaha Matusow and Sheikhan have history
I like how they’re casually gambling more money than I’ve ever had in my life.
Gabe Kaplan's comments make for an entertaining view!😂😂😂
I like how Doyle always lets his opponent call how many times they want to run it
I’m glad I got to meet him I delivered a pizza to his house! Large Hawaiian for those wonderin
The great man has great taste.
Did he tip you
Yea 10 singles wrapped in a rubber band..still have the band lol
Did you work for papa johns?
Large Hawaiian? I never knew he was gay
Doyle is my favorite player. Daniel is a very close 2nd. Always watch these two play.
Doyle is like the Queen of England in poker. To survive so long off high stakes games. Never felt this guy lol
He was still beating the cash games when he died in his late 80's, even with all the GTO wizards and all that. Just incredible.
This is when poker was fun
I think I attended that Cirque show for Doyles benefit 🤣
Lol same here.
Doyle is too cool man. Gives people a chance when hes way ahead and always acts classy.
When you play against bad players you just give them a chance to make another bad move haha
Doyle is really a gentleman
gotta love that huge string bet 1:43, but having so much respect from the other players no one dares calling you out
Once upon a time, the rule in 'big bet' games was that the wager wasn't closed until the "player's hands come to rest outside of the betting area".
When NL became the most popular form of poker and became common at low stakes, the rule was changed because it was prone to abuse. Among high stakes players where a higher degree of ethics is expected, there is some leniency on what constitutes a string bet.
It’s not a string bet because he said “raise” and then said all in which is confirming the
@@satchmofan1 that makes it a min raise, you cant say "raise" then put some chips in then say "all in"
This Man is a Legend
Ted Forrest looking like he just won The Masters
Brilliant display of controlled Poker by the Greatest of all time.
6.09 matusow saying he will throw the dealer a 1k tip! Nowadays he can’t even afford 1k to play poker with 🤣
Doyle will always be my favorite poker player!
classic sessions its like the league of extraordinary gentlemen!!
Gabe was the best. No debate. After doyle said I'd kill for 2 Jack's and then he picks up Aces. "Its very dangerous to give a man bullets, who would kill for Jack's" just the best
People talk about never seeing Hellmuth win a hand on RUclips, I’ve never seen Greenstein ever win a hand!
Could someone exmplain to me what happened in 14:50? why two last cards on the board were replaced?
I no nothing about poker but context clues the players agreed to reveal the last 2 cards again to change the outcome of their hands
From when is the second clip 2008?
A legend and always gentle and calm...g.o.a.t.
Doyle Legendary poker player King of poker
Sammy's comment to Doyle's call on that last hand, while factually correct, was the under sell of the year. No way could the average poker player ever make a call like that. But Texas Dolly was smooth as butter in justifying that he hadn't made a pair all day and he wasn't going to let this one get away. RIP
My condolences to the family. It seemed like nothing would stop the Godfather of poker.
Anyone know the odds of Sheikhan getting a flush at 4:40 if they had played the hand out? I know that if he needed two clubs, it would be .25 x .25 for a 6.25% chance to get the flush with the turn and the river. But what if it's an "OR" situation rather than an "AND?" (needing just one of the last two cards to be a club) Just for my own knowledge. Thanks in advance
No. No one remembers that old movie Marty. It came out just after we fought the Korean War. You are so old, Gabe Kaplan.
such a legend
Nice to watch some footage for first time
I love his hand vs Gold- after hitting his K Jamie tries to react to Matusow to seem like he's not paying attention- classic amateur move and Doyle springs
5:40 Greenstein in the background “if that were me I’dve busted both of yas” 😂
Guy is a class act.. I know he’s got billions but he handled that losing hand like a boss
@@seankiesling2054 He does have billions...
@@AndyJackson380 not sure if the guy blocked me after troll commenting, or just deleted his comment after realizing he said something idiotic lol what was said anyway?
The only man that can intimidate Phil Ivey, the Legendary Doyle Brunson
8:20 The story of Jaime Gold's Main Event winnings...
4:50. Gabe referenced " marty". I remember that exact scene, a great movie! Kinda sad slice of real life, Ernest borgnine was terrific! Btw i,d go twice, 4 cards for 1 club.
We Miss You already Doyle 😢😢😢😢
Doyle truly is a legend.
If you look at a lot of Doyle's highlights, he almost always has a monster hand. For someone who doesn't know who he is, they may think that's easy, but one of the reasons why he is a legend is because of how well he plays monster hands like that, where other players would get no action or fold into a wet board.