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[QUOTE="DS3, post: 5867435, member: 407846"] Hmmm, its hard to know what Brunson meant. First of all there has been a bit of needle going back and forth between Polk and Brunson which I believe Brunson initiated and Polk reacted to in his typical manner - a little over the top. But Brunson is a lot tougher and sassier than people think. He has been perceived as 'older statesmen' for so long people forget the era he grew up in regarding poker. If you watch him carefully in some of the more recent poker TV shows where he has featured, he often will send a dry but stinging put down someone's way when they deserve it. In the same manner he still has the ability to put someone all in with a marginal hand if he thinks he can take the pot. Therefore, I am not sure Brunson has been having that many truly deep thoughts on the future of poker as much as he likes sending out the occasional Twitter zinger where he has a sense of humor and knows how to get some on tilt. [/QUOTE]
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