“I’ve never liked Trump as a person,” Brunson said on Twitter. My take was they both suck and it’s embarrassing these 2 guys are the best candidates we can offer,” Doyle Brunson wrote.Īlthough he’s made it clear he supports Trump over Democratic candidate Joe Biden, Brunson isn’t exactly the biggest Trump supporter. “After reading twitter this morning, I would fear for my life if I said anything good about Trump. My take was they both suck and it's embarrassing these 2 guys are the best candidates we can offer. He didn’t miss a beat despite three months away from social media.Īfter reading twitter this morning, I would fear for my life if I said anything good about Trump. He often makes pro-conservative remarks that ruffle some liberal feathers. On social media, Doyle has been a controversial figure.

Few would disagree that Brunson doesn’t belong on poker’s Mount Rushmore. His 6th place bustout in the $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Championship, his final event, was covered by mainstream media, including ESPN.

He’s cashed for over $10 million in live tournaments and has been a regular in the highest stakes Las Vegas cash games for over 40 years.īrunson retired from tournament poker in 2018. “The Godfather of Poker” has 10 WSOP bracelets and was the 19 WSOP Main Event champion. He’s widely considered one of the greatest poker players in history. from Twitter, Brunson turned 87 on August 10. You can live without twitter but the withdrawals are severe,” Brunson posted soon after his return. “I found out something these past 3 months. You can live without twitter but the withdrawals are severe. I found out something these past 3 months. And he admitted suffering through a Twitter withdrawal. It took Doyle no time to return to his old form on social media. The elder Brunson recently logged back into his Twitter account thanks to the help of Daniel Negreanu’s agent, Brian Balsbaugh, and his daughter Pamela Brunson. After repeated attempts to log back into his account over more than three months, “Texas Dolly” is back in the mix. But the poker legend is finally back and he hasn’t missed a step.īrunson’s son, Todd, who is also a fellow Poker Hall of Famer, shared with the Twitter world in August that his father was locked out of his account. Doyle Brunson, typically an active poker Twitter member, had been absent from the social media site since mid-June.

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