Doyle Brunson Looks to Add 6 More Pros

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Following the departure of Alec "traheho" Torelli, the coveted "Brunson 10" is now down to 4 players.  Torelli left Doyles to pursue another project, quite possibly starting a new online poker room according to reports.

Currently, the remaining Team Brunson players are Chris "moorman1" Moorman, Amit "amak316", Zachary "CrazyZachary" and  Dani "ansky" Stern.

DoylesRoom.com expects to announce up to 6 new players shortly.

DoylesRoom.com President Will Griffiths said:  "I'd like to see us make an announcement pretty soon. We're not at that stage right now, though, and are waiting for people to get back from the Bahamas."

Over the past few months the online poker room has been in the midst of an aggressive marketing campaign.

Ace King, Gambling911.com 

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