Welcome Back: Gabe Kaplan Reveals Poker Broadcast Featuring Doyle Brunson, Others

Written by:
Ace King
Published on:
Aug/01/2022

"Welcome Back Kotter" actor and top celebrity poker pro Gabe Kaplan provided a gem via his Twitter page this week.  It's a sports broadcast where he interviews the "three greatest poker players" at the time Doyle Brunson, Stu Unger and Chip Reese.

750x450_02.gif

Kaplan tweeted out:

"Did a sports radio show back in the day. Just discovered something that poker players should enjoy listening to. It's an interview from 1990 with Doyle, Stuey and Chip. A little dated in attitudes but still fun to hear the three of them together."

This was part of a Sports Nuts program where listeners could call in to chat with their favorites.

Gabe asked Chip "What makes a good poker player?'

"It's a people business like a lot of other businesses," Reese observed.  "You have to look across the table at a man you've never seen before, decide whether he's got it or he doesn't have it.  I don't think it matters whether you are a Harvard MBA or a guy who's never made it past the second grade.  Some people have that instinct and some don't."

Listen above for more.  

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

Video News News

CFP Championship Game Betting Preview 2024

America loves an underdog story, but the majority of the United States is rooting against the “dogs” (Washington Huskies) in Monday’s CFP National Championship game.  Michigan has been hovering between a -4 and -4.5 favorite.

Senator Mullin vs. O'Brien Fight Odds Now Up

It's not often we get to cross the intersection of sports and politics, but on Tuesday that's exactly what happened when a congressional hearing devolved into an angry confrontation between these two men.

iGaming and Blockchain With Becky Liggero and LilBit

Long time friend of the Gambling911.com website Becky Liggero sat down with the frontline voice of BSV Blockchain, Handcash, Champions TCG and newcomers LilBit to discuss, among other things, the world of iGaming and how blockchain and micropayments can impact the space.

Syndicate