RIP Doyle Brunson
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- We just lost an absolute legend of the game. Doyle Brunson, The Godfather, has been playing high stakes poker for more than 50 years. He won 10 WSOP bracelets and made millions in the biggest cash games around. We all owe Doyle a debt of gratitude for bringing the game into the mainstream and being a fantastic ambassador.
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Doug Polk is infamous for his grasp of the English language. So sorry guys, I didn’t realize that infamous has a negative connotation, and is not just synonymous with famous.
No, you're right. Just like El Guapo in 3 Amigos. Infamous
you also said, 10 2 off suit when its 10 2 of spades
Good on you for catching -- and admitting -- your error in word usage.
@@jordanlee3078 To be fair, one year he won with T2ss, the other was offsuit
The 'infamous 10 2 hand' isn't out of line, that hand has cost players a fortune trying to emulate Doyle so it's an apt description.
One of the few players who was not a drama queen. A true player.
Facts… way too many drama queens in poker 🤦🏽♂️
@@TW-gz8qn like doug polk. Especially on hsp
His "embarrassment" about the Jamie Gold hand was legendary lol
@@ryanonvr2267 first thing that came to mind when thinking about Doyle being no nonsense and old school
yeah I just love when poker players say nothing and have no character. And I wish sports stars would all be mute. So fun to watch.
Nice tribute Doug...Doyle is already felting the poker gods. Rest in Poker Dolly.
I love him but he's getting stacked 😭😭😭
Not the way it works, no such thing as poker gods, there is 1 God and 1 way to eternal life and its Jesus Christ, repent and believe the gospel you must be born again to enter the kingdom of God.
@@repent.sinner if he helps me stack mfs I’ll believe in him
@@repent.sinner and the God of Abraham is man made whats ur point.
@@repent.sinner Prove it then
He always came across on TV at least as a gentleman. Cannot remember ever seeing him behave rudely or Brattish and always seemed to be polite.
Man, when your favourite hand has costed people millions because they play it out of respect, it says something about your legendary status. Rip Doyle, you won both in poker and in life and that's tough to do.
hahaha.. aye its one person 2 ah hand.. lol
haha yeah that'd be a fun stat to track. The Lodge ought to put up a bounty in his honor. (the room's in Texas after all). The 102 game, not the 72 game
I don't care how much I l lose, next time I am dealt 10-2s I am taking it to the FUCKING STREETS.
I can see it now. Open 10s2s UTG, CO call. Flop of K82r. Bet 1/3. Villain calls. Turn Kh82Ah. Overbet. Villain calls. Who cares what the river is.
JAM. And promptly yell "FOOOOOOLLLLLLD" in my head. But it's all good. May Texas Dolly be looking after me.
The rational area of my brain is always devastated but I always play this hand when I get it, regardless of position.
"costed" pick up a book, clown
No one will ever mean as much to poker as Doyle. A true pioneer and a real gentleman. RIP Sir.
Going to start playing 10,2 more often in memory of DOYLE. Maybe just the suited variety though.
It seems to hit when I fold it haha RIP DOYLE. I, like most of us started my poker journey thanks to the Moneymaker run. Since then, I’ve loved the game and will try using 10 2 at a game I have Friday.
RIP Texas Dolly. I learned how to play from my grandfather who also died at 89 years old 8 years ago. His favorite player was Doyle and when I made it to Vegas I was lucky enough to meet him and get his autograph for myself and my grandfather. I don't play as much as I did cancer has kicked my butt for the second time around but there will never be a time I don't think of Doyle and my grandfather when I get lucky enough to sit at a table to play.
Not sure why but it makes me emotional. I envy a man who was able to do exactly what he loved to do for almost his entire life, while flourishing from it, earning the respect of literally everyone around him, and leaving a lasting legacy via his name and his progeny.
A true American legend. Long Live Doyle Brunson!
He lost huge sums the last 20 years or so, only partially offset that by his sponsors.
Doyle is the ultimate poker legend. He was both liked and respected by all poker players which is quite rare in such an individualistic game. Not many players if any would get a standing ovation from hundreds of players after busting in a tournament. I think it was because he never took him selfself too serious, was gracious in defeat and a good winner. Such a great guy with a wonderful life.
RIP Doyle. You legend!!! Thank you for all you did for the game, and for introducing me to NL Holdem.
Doyle was a man of few words. But one of my favorite moments was on a TV final table late 2000s. Some youngster tried to bluff doyle and said "how could you make that call" doyle replied "how could you make that bet" old school owned moment. RIP Dolly
"..... we're playing poker, not solitaire."
I remember that one. It was a young Patrick Antonius believe or not. Great moment.
@@daikusan55 , yes!
Unanimously loved by the entire poker community. Someone you always wanted to see win no matter how much he was up. I would have loved to sit across the felt from a legend like Doyle. RIP
doyle i loved you man. what a legend. i always wanted to tell you the story of inspiring my friend who has now passed on as well but we never reconnected. his hand was a j/2o called the carlson.
As always, well done Doug. A very nice tribute to a gentleman and a legend. He will be missed.
Doyle was the best I ever saw. I watched him outsmart many, and do it with class. It's only fitting that he passed on 5-14-23 because he was always straight with everybody.
RIP Texas Dolly.He won 2 WSOP Titles with 10-2 in 1976 and 1977.And in both years he completed a full house to win on the final hand.That's classic.You will be missed.
This is the most well done tribute I've seen so far. Instead of the J 4 game, I think playing the 10 2 game at the lodge streams would be an appropriate switch. RIP, legend.
Thank you Doug, for this wonderful tribute to the legend that is Doyle Brunson. I loved watching him play. A true genius with the cards and the players.
"We don't stop playing because we get old, we get old because we stop playing"
Big respect for The Big Papa will be missed
Whether he was winning or losing, always with the appearance of a true gentleman at the table. RIP, Doyle Brunson, poker legend
He always had such a calm, almost contemplative presence at the table. A legend forever.
The last of the old school poker legends has now left us. RIP Mr. Brunson. The poker world owes much to you and your legacy.
There was no greater "face" of Poker, than Doyle Brunson. His passing, while inevitable, is a sting that the Poker Community will feel for a long time. Doyle personified the dignity that all poker players should strive to have. Never to high. Never to low. More than anything, it eased my heart to know that Doyle was in fact a man of faith. Great tribute Doug.
The very first,Doyle Brunson tournament,will be epic. Probably over 10k entering from every country on this earth and some from unknown places will show up to honor this truly incredible man.
they should rename the ME
@@mydogsbestfrenI’m guessing it’s in the works
RIP Doyle you were a legend and loved by everyone in the community. You will be missed!
His Poker After Dark seasons were the best! Doyle may not have been the biggest personality at those tables, but he was definitely the most respected. RIP
I was a railbird years ago when he played the raised section of the Bellagio poker room ( before Bobby's Room ) and he never had the floor chase us away. He understood it was all part of building an imagery for the game.
RIP , Doyle, you were a class act for the new phenoms to take note of!
RIP Doyle. Nothing but respect for the gentle man who enjoyed a game for most of his life like he did. Great tribute, Doug. ❤👍
A true icon in the poker world. Highly respected and a good role model. Normally when someone 'famous' dies, I shrug and think that it happens, life goes on. Doyle Brunson is one celebrity that I can honestly say that I will regret that I never got to meet. Rest In Peace Sir.
I am 50 and read doyles books over and over to teach me the game. I owe all my earnings from poker to Doyle, he was my favorite of all time. I am going to Vegas on Memorial day and was hoping to see that wheelchair and cowboy hat rolling around the WSOP. Sadly that will not happen now, I never got meet the man but I felt like I knew him as a friend. RIP Doyle.
A true gentleman in all respects. I had the privilege knowing Mr. Brunson personally during the 90"s and 2000"s when he was living on the L.V. country club. His wit was so subtle if you didn't pay attention it would fly right by you. Thanks for the all the laughs and stories. God Bless
Love when he said this “We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow. old because we stop playing.”
And thats when we knew his health was serious when he slowly stopped playing. 😥
RIP Doyle Brunson...true pioneer and legend, will always be remembered
F Doyle I never met you, but I heard about you all the time. That man was a legend.
RIP Doyle
Doug, thanks!! The wheelchair photo with Doyles back to us got me. Rest In Peace Mr. Brunson!😔
If there will ever be a Rounders 2, Doyle should play a big role in it.
Without him, Poker wouldnt be what it is today. RiP Doyle!
Doug, very nice tribute to the “Godfather of Poker”. RIP Mr Brunson you will be missed forever but, never forgotten.
A true gentleman from what everyone is saying..as well as an absolute legend..no childish antics to grab attention,as well as no forced laughter..one of a kind
RIP Texas Dolly. Thanks for everything you did for the game. What a legend. Sending love to the Brunsons
He always had the respect of everyone who sat at the table with him. Thank you for a wonderful video, your words came from your heart and I felt that. I predict the greatest tournament in poker every year will be the Doyle Brunson Invitational Tournament, in Las Vegas of course, with an incredible amount of millions to win AND the Tournament will be streamed live AROUND THE WORLD. Doug, perhaps you can become a part of that.
I began my poker playing around 1968, playing for nickels and dimes with my friends. Then .25 half Dollar soon there after. I found out about Doyle Brunson when I read his book. I was blown away. I was on the road a lot through my 20's from NYC, NJ to California, Boston and Florida, always found poker games in each town where I worked and lived. Every now and then rereading According To Doyle and many others. I still play a regular game almost every Sunday with my same crew of friends for over 50 years now. RIP Doyle. You had a great run man.... Loved your game. Was always smiling when you took those huge pots down. Thank you Doyle!!!
As a fan of Doyle since the 90’s he has always been a drama free , genuinely nice guy and the best ambassador of poker truly worthy of the title The Godfather of poker ! The poker world really lost the best guy in the game ! He will be more than missed ! Every time I get ten deuce I think of his legendary wins with that garbo hand and it’s inspiring,R.I.P. Doyle....still have his Super System 2 I read like the poker bible on my book shelf, Daniel Negreanu even wrote a chapter in that book and as he and Doyle have been friends a long time I think you should have Daniel on to talk about Dolly .
I met Doyle once at Bellagio. He was playing in Bobby's room and was taking a break. He was very cordial and gave me his big smile when shaking my hand. I will never forget meeting one of my heroes in Poker. All class all the time
RIP from a Texas native to a Texas hero Bye Doyle see you at the WSOP in the Sky save a seat for my father thank you.
That was a great tribute Doug, thank you for posting that, he was a gentleman of Poker as well as it’s ambassador. RIP Mr Brunson
Just finished watching the football. 3-0 win & all's good. Then I saw the news.
RIP Doyle mate. The OG of poker & a TRUE legend.
Nice tribute btw.
He will be greatly missed, he was my favorite poker player. Prayers to his son and family, Rip Doyle. Go rest high on that mountain.
Loved Doyle on High Stakes Poker and Poker After Dark...and his cameo in The Grand, when the dork calls him "Tex" Brunson...
R.I.P. , legend
RIP Doyle. I started playing poker because of your books.
This is what I been looking for thank you so much for this Doug I’m sure the family appreciates this
Awesome Tribute,,,
RIP Doyle
A true Legend and legend of poker
Doyle was a truly great player, but he was witty and funny too. I always enjoyed watching him play for his skill and his personality.
Thanks Doug. Means a lot ❤️
An amazing tribute to a legend I wish I was able to meet him... His quotes will live on
I never got a chance to deal to him when I was dealing out at the WSOP, but he did almost run over me at the Rio driving around 50mph on that little scooter of his. He will truly be missed, one of the GOATs.
Honest and humble tribute about a great character in the game. The poker field wouldn't be what it is without Doyle Brunson's legacy. Nothing i wish more in this moment then learn about him with all the cherish moments of my favorites players can share with us. He was the Elvis of poker.
The timing of when Doyle and Stu are shown together and the narration can't be coincidence. The 2 men who owned the game.
I see this title and both tears and chills instantly well up across my entire body... I really love watching poker so much. I have been watching it on and off for over 15 years now... I love watching all the back and fourth with the greats... NO ONE has accrued the respect and awe of profession rivals and spectators like The Godfather of all things poker and even sport (basketball). He was a GIANT man with such humility and grace... MAN... I wish I could have sat and talked with this legendary man and just LISTEN to his stories in the years past... SOOOO much history is lost with this man ='(... The media should have done more to cover what a legendary man he was.... Goodbye Doyle... I know I never met you but... I love ya buddy! ='(
Thank you Doug for the video... I haven't watched yet but I know it will be a touching caring information video that should be mirrored by all in the poker industry with stories of the great Mr. Brunson so that they never be forgotten...
RIP Doyle. Thanks for doing this Doug.
Thanks for putting this together Doug!!
thank you doug for doing this and the research you have done for this video.... i know it hurts you a lot bro
RIP Doyle, thank you for the video, Doug.
Very few people reach legendary status. Rip Doyle
This was a nice tribute. Thanks Doug
Great tribute Doug, thank you
One of those ones that hits you. Not unexpected but awful sad. Would love to hear some of his tales recounted. 💔🍻
I appreciated seeing him play. A great ambassador for poker and a seemingly wonderful human being.
RIP Doyle, you were one of a kind.
Excellent tribute, thank you.
This was really beautiful Doug , thank you.
Thanks for keeping this serious, he will be missed
We always get caught off guard with these news... Rest In Peace Doyle Brunson! Absolute Legend
RIP Doyle a great poker player will me missed not forgotten. Aloha from Honolulu Hawaii..
Love him! God bless him!
RIP Legend 🙏🏽
Great tribute. Well done. RIP.
I'm 65. I learned to play poker with a 3 cent limit in 1967..I was 10.. my father talked of Doyle Brunson then. Now it feels like loosing a piece of my childhood. RIP Mr. Brunson.
Thank you for this Doug!
Rio Doyle Brunson, a legend gone
RIP to the 🐐
Thanks for the tribute....RIP Doyle Brunson - a true legend
Thanks for making this video Doug! Rip doyle he inspired all of us
As a kid from West Texas he was such an inspiration.
Favorite doyle moment was w Glafond. Phil makes a diamond flush vs Doyle and Doyle says " diamonds really are a girls best friend" 😂😂😂
Great tribute man. R.I.P to the legend.
Thanks for the video.
Very good and touching.
Nooooo i genuinely thought he would live forever :(
RIP Doyle damn... always loved it whenever he was on any program... always carried himself with immense grace and dignity.
One of a kind. RIP Doyle.
I'm 42 years old and I watched him play on ESPN2 when I was 15 years old. RIP to the greatest.
Really nice tribute Doug.. great job.
What a great tribute. Thank you.
Doug do you know what "infamous" means?
"We don't stop playing because we get old. We get old because we stop playing"
- D. Brunson
His handshake was his words. Respect. One of the men I learned from, and my game is very respectable on the table.
I was able to plat with Doyle in the 1990s a couple times he was a complete gentleman and the poker world lost a great man, Rest in Peace
Rip Doyle Frank Brunson, you will be missed
Rest in peace Texas Dolley!
Excellent tribute to Doyle Brunson, Doug. He was humble, drama-free class act from the flop to the river.
Doug, please learn from his legacy. Be more like Doyle. May his memory be a blessing. 😢
Aren't you blocked by Doyle on Twitter?
Yes, while I was with Doug about religion, I didn't think he handled it well. Not unusual for Doug.