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Doyle Brunson SCHOOLS Cocky Businessman For $204,400

Doug Polk Poker

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In this episode of the PokerStars big game, Doyle Brunson tangles with a wealthy CEO. The businessman has pocket kings and feels invincible. On the turn he makes an ill-advised all in bet. Little does he know that the veteran pro has him right where he wants him.

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20 Comments

@millrays 6 years ago

That is about the least “cocky” man in my life ,maybe nieve ,i hate clickbait

@smit.shahYT 5 years ago

All of doughs video should be titles "how to watch a one minute video in ten minutes"

@norneaernourn8240 5 years ago

That wasn't cocky, he got trapped by a very experienced player.

@colingenge9999 6 years ago

Why have they put the word “cocky” In the title? That is a total misrepresentation Of this player’s demeanor.

@firstBobbyd 3 years ago

Rest in peace Doyle, a legendary player, an epic life. There will never be another like him. Condolences to his family and friends.

@vaughnsantiago1 6 years ago

Am I the only one that doesn’t want to hear this guy talk and just watch the video

@johncates812 7 years ago

Where is the "Cocky Businessman?"

@Gerry24G 7 years ago

Calacanis isn't cocky at all as the headline implies. Seen him on Poker After Dark lots of times and the guy was always polite and a gentleman. Shame on you Polk.

@LS-fw6qm 5 years ago

“I don’t mind a mid-raise, call, or fold.” -Doug

@yanni.aldrich 6 years ago (edited)

When Doyle says wait, we can run it 3 times is because is more probable for him to win the 3 times because so many outs for any full house so when he says that, actually is taking equity from the cocky businessman "haha" and then Doyle said to the dealer did you understand that? Because he actually is really smart and was protecting his stack from a bad beat!! Amazing Brunson

@Mad1Lee 7 years ago

Doyle letting fish run it 3 times to keep him in the game. Very smart play. That's how he keeps getting invited to high stakes games with a lot of rich fish.

@LvL69Gengar 7 years ago

I burst out laughing when Doyle says "One for the good guys" on the first run out. What a legend

@mscolli3 7 years ago

Over bet the flop to find out where you are, and ignore the answer when you get it.

@jchis9852 6 years ago

That look Doyle gives him at 0:50 is priceless! 🤣

@Mantis_Toboggan_MD. 6 years ago

1. He wasn't "cocky"
2. It's very easy to "School" someone when you flop a set against their overpair.

What a ridiculous title for this video.

@DK_Son 7 years ago (edited)

"In this situation.... I don't mind a call, all-in, phone a friend, small raise, fold, min-raise, min-raise+1, getting take-away food, pot-raise, learning sign language, or resigning from the tournament altogether. All those moves makes sense in this position." Love you Doug!

@ginrummy3996 7 years ago

So cute from Doyle to let him running 3 times.

@rogerbarnaby5445 7 years ago

OMG! Man, you talked this TO DEATH!!!! <wow>

@ezrider1967 5 years ago

Doug it has always been difficult for me to hear you talk so much because you confused the hell out of me, but this time....I heard you and understood and damn sure learned something! Thank you!