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Should Doyle retire?
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1377513, member: 23910"] Erm... I'm thinking a lot of respondents in this thread have never heard Doyle [I]actually[/I] talk about playing in tournaments. Most of the time he talks about how boring they are and how much he dislikes them. Pretty sure he only trots himself out for the major events ($50K HORSE, Main Event, etc) these days. Besides that, televised poker has very little to do with what Brunson actually does. "Side games" aren't just what he does to fill in time. Taking whales for big sums of money in live cash games [B]is[/B] his real job and I imagine he'll be doing that until the day he dies - which fingers crossed is a long ways off yet. Remember too that he's a mixed game player, so NLHE is only a small part of what he does and [I]"ZOMGZ he can't play TT properly" [/I]doesn't even come close to assessing where his game is at these days. As for Mike Caro, one of the reasons he travels the world giving seminars is because nobody in the world plays his main game (draw) any more. [/QUOTE]
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