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Doyle Brunson

Doyle Brunson

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Sep 18, 2026

Bobby BonesHOST
60:10
Not even that.
Bobby BonesHOST
60:11
It got so bad I was reading biographies of Doyle Brunson and just the players.
Bobby BonesHOST
60:14
I didn't even care about it.
Bobby BonesHOST
60:15
Who's Doyle Brunson? He's like the grandfather of poker.
Bobby BonesHOST
60:19
You and Kevin Spacey going to Vegas? Yeah, man.
EddieHOST
60:21
It was crazy.
speaker_1ANNOUNCER
37:56
Attention.
Dan Le BatardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:58
Among the things that Doyle Brunson writes of Joan Rivers, if you gave Joan Rivers a penny for intelligence, you would get a refund.
Joan RiversSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:05
Don't start with me with this stupidity.
Dan Le BatardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:07
This is the real bass.
Gil AlexanderHOST
20:39
Wow
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
20:39
... "I'm gonna..." You tell that, the, his, he was partners with Doyle at the time, Doyle Brunson, and he told it again.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
20:45
I, I, I went to breakfast with him about eight years ago.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
20:47
He told the story.
Gil AlexanderHOST
21:01
Doyle.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
21:01
Doyle is the nickname.
Gil AlexanderHOST
21:02
Doyle Brunson.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
21:02
"I'm gonna start down at the bottom of that belly, that big old belly, with a knife and go up to his throat if I don't get a piece of this bookmaking operation that you guys are involved in." [laughs]
John AuvilleHOST
33:56
poker book.
Eric BickelHOST
33:59
Who am I, Doyle Brunson? Yeah, who cares? Who would want my poker book? You just talk about poker stories.
Eric BickelHOST
34:05
It doesn't have to be poker strategy.
Eric BickelHOST
34:07
I'm going to write a bad beat book.
John AuvilleHOST
15:35
Kix, you should do a poker book.
Eric BickelHOST
15:39
Who am I, Doyle Brunson? Yeah, who cares? Who would want my poker book? You could just talk about
John AuvilleHOST
15:44
poker stories.
John AuvilleHOST
15:44
It doesn't have to be poker
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:26
... "I'm gonna..." You tell that.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:27
The, his, he was partners with Doyle at the time, Doyle Brunson, and he told it again.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:32
I, I, I went to breakfast with him about eight years ago.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:34
He told the story.
Gil AlexanderHOST
19:48
Doyle.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:48
That was his nickname.
Gil AlexanderHOST
19:49
Doyle Brunson.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:49
"I'm gonna start down at the bottom of that belly, that big old belly, with a knife and go up to his throat if I don't get a piece of this bookmaking operation that you guys are involved in." [laughs]
HarryPANELIST
4:35
But they're all like...
HarryPANELIST
4:35
Back in the day, it used to be like, there was, like, Doyle Brunson, who was, like, a cowboy fella.
HarryPANELIST
4:40
There was Tony G-
Dan NightingaleHOST
4:41
Doyle
HarryPANELIST
4:41
... who, like, was like this-
Dan NightingaleHOST
4:42
Doyle Brunson.
Dan NightingaleHOST
4:42
That's who Rowe is in his head.
Dan NightingaleHOST
4:44
[laughs]
Nick WrightHOST
6:32
[laughs] Um, I-- Since we've been doing the pod, w- I had one truly outstanding year where I was one of the best against the spread pickers in the country.
Nick WrightHOST
6:47
That actually is the, the reason I was so lucky to strike up a friendship with the legendary, arguably the GOAT of poker, the late, great Doyle Brunson, was because Doyle would-- I was very, very hot that year, Colin was very hot that year, and Doyle had a bit of a system where if my picks and Colin's picks aligned, he went with it.
Nick WrightHOST
7:23
[laughs] Okay.
Nick WrightHOST
7:23
So that was-- Um, and so he and I, he and I became friends.
Nick WrightHOST
5:52
Since we've been doing the pod, I had one truly outstanding year where I was one of the best against the spread pickers in the country.
Nick WrightHOST
6:04
That actually is the reason I... was so lucky to strike up a friendship with the legendary, arguably the goat of poker, the late, great Doyle Brunson, was because Doyle would...
Nick WrightHOST
6:24
I was very, very hot that year.
Nick WrightHOST
6:28
Colin was very hot that year.
Marcus ProcopioGUEST
62:25
Yeah.
Marcus ProcopioGUEST
62:26
Doyle Brunson, famous poker player, came up with the saying, pay attention and it will pay you.
Tracey FryerHOST
62:31
Yeah, that's great.
Tracey FryerHOST
62:32
If

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