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09-01-2004, 05:44 PM
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Re: When Doyle goes bust...
The guy didn't mean to push - Doyle gave a verbal all-in, and Berman didn't hear it. When it was passed to Berman, he says "raise" the dealer announces a reraise has been called and Berman is like "WTF?" a floorman was called over and it was determined that Berman had to rasie Doyles all-in. I was dissapointed ESPN didn't cover it.
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09-01-2004, 06:12 PM
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Re: When Doyle goes bust...
Super Bowl (keeping in line with Football theme) -
I remember being in the Sears Twr. observation deck in Chicago with a friend...and one wall is dedicated to Chicago sports... and of course, they had Michael Jordon and some others... and I go to my friend "what, no Jim Mcmahon? - who took you to the superbowl?" "No" he goes "we dont' really like him or miss him around here" won a Super Bowl championship, but character defects obliterated his work. RB
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09-01-2004, 06:34 PM
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Re: When Doyle goes bust...
They said on the broadcast that Berman was from Minneapolis, anyone know if he still lives there or does he live in Vegas or somewhere else.
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09-01-2004, 07:38 PM
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Re: When Doyle goes bust...
Good post.
I'm not sure why, but I was a bit surprised to see what a very nice guy Brunson seems to be. I am a cynical person, but even I can see a great value in this. There is a reason this man is revered. It is because he is a fantastic player, and he carries it incredibly well. I admit to enjoying watching him play, and watching the way he conducts himself. It was a real pleasure.
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