It was eight-five for Berland against ten-deuce for Brunson. The turn was a deuce, Brunson bet, Berland raised all in and Brunson called. Both players went to a ten-eight-five flop in a limped pot and checked.

The following year, Brunson found himself heads-up in the WSOP Main Event against Bones Berland. A deuce on the turn improved Brunson to a still second best two pair, but another ten on the river gifted Brunson a full house, the title of champion and $220,000 in prize money. Alto called and was a huge favorite to double his stack. On an ace-jack-ten flop, Alto bet the size of the pot and Brunson moved all in. While heads-up in the Main Event against Jesse Alto, Doyle “Texas Dolly” Brunson called a raise with ten-deuce of spades Alto held an unsuited ace-jack. The World Series of Poker was only in its seventh year in 1976, yet it featured one of the most memorable hands of all time.

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