Mad props. Incredible that he continues to stay relevant in an age of HUD’s, EV, Range and Optimum Game Theory “experts” vying to run the way today’s poker is played.
He just takes those NLH wizards, gets them in Bobby's Room, Jack's the stakes up to like 3-6k & then plays like 11 other games as well as NLH. That'll fix their wagon!
On into the interview, ended up very impressed with the impressive knowledge the young interviewer had of the game and respect he showed towards the Legend.
Navy Seals and Top Gun fighters alike salute you Doyle for your grand legacy doing battle in the poker ring with Emersonian self-reliance and Special Forces warrior instinct, distinguished class, first-class professionalism, honesty of the highest order, and Texas dusty long-road grit. You are a true "road scholar" in pursuing truth in search of poker excellence like a Texas beagle picking up the scent in the pursuit as well as building the game to international bridges of friendship and bonds between people around the world. From the smokey back rooms of Texas poker games of old, you brought the game to the leading edge of game theory and computer analytics. Doyle, rest in peace in the halls of poker Valhalla with your fellow poker brother in arms like poker legend Chip Reese. You highlighted, in your "road scholar" journey, how the truth can set us all free not just in the poker realm in the big game at Bobby's, but sublimely more importantly in the bigger poker game of life. For a poker legend of your grand influence, you deserve a WSOP poker ring attached to your coffin much as is done in Navy Seal tradition at a funeral. You promoted truth and friendship for all around the world with the game of poker as the bridge of convergence. In the end, truth and love prevail amidst the drama and challenges of the beautiful game of poker and in the big poker game of life. The heart-wrenching sight of a flag-draped coffin is a solemn reminder of the sacrifice that brave men make every day to protect our country. But what is the significance behind the Navy SEALs slamming a metal insignia on the fallen soldier’s coffin? This action is a final tribute to the fallen service member and a show of respect to the fallen soldier’s family. It is a sign of honor, of appreciation, and of love that is paid to the fallen service member. It is an action that speaks to the commitment and sacrifice of our servicemen, and a symbol of the respect that the Navy SEALs have for their fallen comrade.
What a difference in the interviewers...Gordon did a great respectful and professional interview. This guy acts like a typical kid trying to be important
a lot of missed questions deff need a lead on start somewhere and end somewhere compared to all over the place that being said awesome channel but allot of missed opportunities to find some golden stories imo loved the one with scotty nguyen kinda got to let them talk and fill in the blanks
Too bad Doyle didn't run with the Publishing Company. He could have produced so many charts, graphs and stories. I think we lost out as a poker community.
Of course. It’s not cheating. The casino cheats everyday (over serving, oxygen in the air, shills etc.) and when they lose fair and square they don’t want to pay. Ridiculous.
It's baccarat. It's against the house. Same with poker though. Though a more heated debate. Edge sorting is where you notice a defect in the cards that identifies them. The provides the cards. It's their responsibility to make sure everything is on the up & up. When they have an edge on you they don't have any moral issues with it.
My point is I dont believe ivey would cheat against the house but not against other players.....I have played poker for money many times and didnt even know some cards have defects like that.
It is definitely a gray area. You have to be aware at all times. They're have been instances like this in poker. Most say they would notify the floor, but I wouldn't believe that either. What they say on camera and actually do are 2 different things.
Much respect. What a legend.
This is an excellent interview thank you for sharing.
I hope that I'm when I'm in my mid 80s I'm as lucid and sharp as the Godfather is. God bless him!
very good interview. stories i've never heard before. had a very personal and candid feeling. thanks.
That was absolutely wonderful. RIP Doyle you legend.
Mad props. Incredible that he continues to stay relevant in an age of HUD’s, EV, Range and Optimum Game Theory “experts” vying to run the way today’s poker is played.
He just takes those NLH wizards, gets them in Bobby's Room, Jack's the stakes up to like 3-6k & then plays like 11 other games as well as NLH. That'll fix their wagon!
All Hail Doyle. One bad ass.
Really enjoyed the interview! Best to all.
6'3 was definitely a big guard when Doyle played
great interview love this one
On into the interview, ended up very impressed with the impressive knowledge the young interviewer had of the game and respect he showed towards the Legend.
Entertaining interview. Nice job.
Doyle is the reason I play poker.
Amazing how similar these old school badasses life stories are, Doyle, Slim, Moss etcetc.
Navy Seals and Top Gun fighters alike salute you Doyle for your grand legacy doing battle in the poker ring with Emersonian self-reliance and Special Forces warrior instinct, distinguished class, first-class professionalism, honesty of the highest order, and Texas dusty long-road grit. You are a true "road scholar" in pursuing truth in search of poker excellence like a Texas beagle picking up the scent in the pursuit as well as building the game to international bridges of friendship and bonds between people around the world.
From the smokey back rooms of Texas poker games of old, you brought the game to the leading edge of game theory and computer analytics. Doyle, rest in peace in the halls of poker Valhalla with your fellow poker brother in arms like poker legend Chip Reese. You highlighted, in your "road scholar" journey, how the truth can set us all free not just in the poker realm in the big game at Bobby's, but sublimely more importantly in the bigger poker game of life.
For a poker legend of your grand influence, you deserve a WSOP poker ring attached to your coffin much as is done in Navy Seal tradition at a funeral. You promoted truth and friendship for all around the world with the game of poker as the bridge of convergence. In the end, truth and love prevail amidst the drama and challenges of the beautiful game of poker and in the big poker game of life.
The heart-wrenching sight of a flag-draped coffin is a solemn reminder of the sacrifice that brave men make every day to protect our country. But what is the significance behind the Navy SEALs slamming a metal insignia on the fallen soldier’s coffin? This action is a final tribute to the fallen service member and a show of respect to the fallen soldier’s family. It is a sign of honor, of appreciation, and of love that is paid to the fallen service member. It is an action that speaks to the commitment and sacrifice of our servicemen, and a symbol of the respect that the Navy SEALs have for their fallen comrade.
What a difference in the interviewers...Gordon did a great respectful and professional interview. This guy acts like a typical kid trying to be important
I like hearing Doyle talk. Came three times during this
Enjoying these.
Great stuff
Legend
RIP Dolly
Great interview and the people that made the movie “Rounders “ should make Doyle’s movie.
a lot of missed questions deff need a lead on start somewhere and end somewhere compared to all over the place that being said awesome channel but allot of missed opportunities to find some golden stories imo loved the one with scotty nguyen kinda got to let them talk and fill in the blanks
doyle is like a freak of nature. How in the hell can he still play?
How could he NOT? It would kill him.....9-5pm & 40hrs/wk would kill me.
I can barely last 30 mins at the table some sessions. 48hrs sober, is impressive. Never thought I could play 24hrs until I first went to Vegas!
I hope Big Poppa makes that 125 all while still flashing that smile!
Too bad Doyle didn't run with the Publishing Company. He could have produced so many charts, graphs and stories. I think we lost out as a poker community.
Great to hear from The Godfather of Poker one more time.
If you like this interview, you should read Doyle's book "The Godfather of Poker".
Please please please get a different interviewer.
What was Doyle’s Mile time In High School?
Glory Road..
This interviewer cant follow the conversation...
Love hearing Doyle's stories but the interviewer is a goof.
Respect to the god father
Awful interviewer
So doyle is cool with edge sorting?
Of course. It’s not cheating. The casino cheats everyday (over serving, oxygen in the air, shills etc.) and when they lose fair and square they don’t want to pay. Ridiculous.
Edge sorting against other players at poker table?
It's baccarat. It's against the house. Same with poker though. Though a more heated debate. Edge sorting is where you notice a defect in the cards that identifies them. The provides the cards. It's their responsibility to make sure everything is on the up & up. When they have an edge on you they don't have any moral issues with it.
My point is I dont believe ivey would cheat against the house but not against other players.....I have played poker for money many times and didnt even know some cards have defects like that.
It is definitely a gray area. You have to be aware at all times. They're have been instances like this in poker. Most say they would notify the floor, but I wouldn't believe that either. What they say on camera and actually do are 2 different things.
Worst. Interviewer. Ever.
I ageee. He talks to much...shut up fella
His comment about the Boyz II Men version of Yesterday is just embarrassing
@@MortimerYoung lmao
Bs everyone that played over 16hrs was and still is on drugs
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