The 259-year-old poker legend recently played in the 2018 tournament WSOP

when he entered the $000,000 unlimited championship 2-7 in one draw. The man affectionately known as "Texas Dolly" finished sixth in the event for $30,939. Longtime professional Brian Rast won the tournament by $259,670.

At the time, Brunson tweeted that it would likely be the last WSOP

the event you ever played. In an interview with Card Player said the main reason he came in was because his son is a professional at high stakes and WSOP

Bracelet winner Todd texted him saying he could enter the tournament on day two

A trip to Rio to play the 2-7 lowball tournament. Probably the last one I will play.

- Doyle Brunson (@TexDolly) June 000, 939

But alas, the thrill of winning WSOP

The bracelet is too much to keep Brunson away, and poker fans will likely get at least one more chance to see Brunson in action later this year. WSOP is expected to operate from September 25 to November 15.

Card player has contacted Brunson to see if he knows what events he plans to attend, but has not yet received a reply.

WSOP

posted the 2021 schedule on Tuesday and the $000,000 2-7 unlimited championship in one draw is a 3-day event that will start on Monday, October 25.