RIP Doyle Brunson (1 Viewer)

[bergs]

I watched him almost run someone over outside the poker room at the Bellagio a few years ago. For that reason alone I liked him.

Doyle, Stuey, and Chip are going to clean up at the 100/200 in the Pearly Gates backroom.

 

[colter ripton]

Man..... I'm really sad to hear this. He's my hands down favorite player ever.

 

[Old State]

Very odd there was a whole discussion about him last night at a card game I was at. RIP

 

[VMR911]

The man. The myth. The legend.
Rest well Texas Dolly.

 

[Machine]

The trail blazer, what / where would poker be without him?

 

[shadowler]

RIP -- met him 2 months ago and took this photo at the Horseshoe in LV .. Super Systems was the first poker book I read

 

[Hotus777]

So sad to see him go, recently saw a stream with him and wish I had the opportunity to play one hand with this legend, may he rest in paradise!

 

[Freudeus]

Ah, that's really sad news. He really was one of a kind, a true legend.

 

[BonScot]

He certainly ran good and his legend will live on…

 

[Pinball]

Sad news...

I love reading his books "According to Doyle" and "My 50 Most Memorable Hands".

 

[MeridianFC]

Take it light on the other side Texas Dolly.

 

[Fran]

A legend is gone…

 

[TheBigTater]

Sad news but all in all a life well lived.

RIP Mr Brunson, truly a class act. You taught us all how to play better in so many ways, we salute you!

 

[upNdown]

Damn

 

[p5woody]

I enjoyed this book, might be time to read it again. Not really a poker strategy book, just a fun read.

 

[CDC]

Sad.. RIP..

 

[gmunny]

dang.. missed the news last night. RIP to my favorite poker player... GOAT

 

[DoubleEagle]

We lost a great one. A true gentleman and poker player's poker player. RIP.

 

[upNdown]

I feel like we got a lot of good, extra bonus years out of Doyle. I'm grateful for that.
And I'm so sad that he's gone.
It reminds me of a line of poetry written after we lost Babe Ruth:

The Big Guy’s left us with the night to face
And there is no one who can take his place.

 

[Pippa]

He will stay with me forever

 

[Highli99]

Sad to hear this. I’m grateful to Doyle for playing a big part in making poker what it is today. He led a storied life to be sure and stayed relevant for an incredibly long time.

His books are all excellent reads too.

RIP.

 

[umbkcshah]

I enjoyed this book, might be time to read it again. Not really a poker strategy book, just a fun read.

Agreed, easy recommend for enjoyment as well as some more 'mental' guidance than strategy

 

[allforcharity]

RIP Mr. Doyle. I shall play a T2o hand in his honour.

 

[Beakertwang]

RIP Mr. Doyle. I shall play a T2o hand in his honour.

I felt compelled to 3-bet this pre last night in his honor. Continued on the flop, and was called. I was going to give up, but the turn was favorable.

He was always a gentleman. Pure class. RIP, Mr. Brunson.

 

[allforcharity]

I felt compelled to 3-bet this pre last night in his honor. Continued on the flop, and was called. I was going to give up, but the turn was favorable.

He was always a gentleman. Pure class. RIP, Mr. Brunson.
View attachment 1135285

Last time I played it I turned a boat.

 

[joker80]

Tonight for our weekly game the 7/2 payout prop will be a 10/2 payout prop.

 

[Thomacetti]

RIP poker legend

 

[Lee4711]

Rest in peace to a legend and true gentleman

 

[toothpic]

RIP, legend! We should all be as fortunate as him to be able to play poker to such an age.

 

[moose]

RIP Mr. Doyle. I shall play a T2o hand in his honour.

Ironically I was playing a NLHE tourney last night on Club875 and watched someone make a straight flush with 102o for a big pot against the Q high flush.

LOL. His ghost must be manipulating the RNG.