Can Doyle Do It? WSOP Set for Historic Day in Event #23: $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball

There have been many historic days in the long and storied history of the World Series of Poker. Only looking through recent years, some of those days have included Tom Dwan finishing runner-up to Simon Watt in the 2010 $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em, Phil Hellmuth winning a historic 14th bracelet in the $10,000 Razz Championship in 2015, and Brian Rast winning his second $50,000 Poker Player's Championship in 2016.

But if — and some might say it's a big if — Doyle Brunson goes on to win Event #23: $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball, then today will be will be talked about by those who attend this annual spectacle of poker for years to come.

Brunson comes into the final day fifth in chips from the final 11, with 2017 bracelet winner Mike Wattel currently leading the way. Such is the poker-playing talent still in this field, as just four of the remaining players are yet to win a bracelet. Could Galen Hall, Dario Sammartino, James Alexander or Shawn Sheikhan write their own names into poker history?

Here's how the players are seated heading into the final day:

Seat	Table	Name	Country	Chip Count	Table	Name	Country	Chip Count
1	439	Brian Rast	United States	477,000	447	Dario Sammartino	Italy	394,000
2	439	John Hennigan	United States	87,000	447	Empty
3	439	Empty			447	James Alexander	United States	21,000
4	439	Farzad Bonyadi	United States	440,500	447	Empty
5	439	Mike Wattel	United States	1,293,000	447	Todd Brunson	United States	185,000
6	439	Shawn Sheikhan	United States	645,500	447	Doyle Brunson	United States	470,500
7	439	Galen Hall	United States	517,000	447	Ray Dehkharghani	United States	195,500