poker

“In poker is basically like, you know, three states, right? Super rich, somewhat rich, and dead broke, like not a lot in between.”

“I think it's the most incredible game and training ground for business, because in any given moment, you are forced to deal with the spectrum of good information to moderate information to bad information.”

“Now, poker is meaningfully more complicated than chess, as it turns out, because again, you have, you're not playing against one player, you're playing against some umpteen number of players.”

“It's not like, because you're good at chess, you'll be good at poker, but it's more like the kind of people who are good at chess tend to be good at poker.”

“No one bets on chess because it's so obvious who's going to win. There's like a very precise rating system and so in poker, the poker is very different because you can have players at the same table and you know, who are the great players who are not the great…”

“I think kids having access, you know, or young adults having access to sports, batting poker is kind of a good thing because I, you know, if controlled, because they're learning about odds and, Gambling and framing it.”

“Because I wasn't a poker player, there was an advantage, because I was able to zoom out and see, this isn't just about poker, this is about community, it's about storytelling, it's about belonging to something, and it's about escapism and fantasy”

“At least a couple 100,000 people have come in because of these guys.”

“All the money in the middle makes it so that you don't have to get your money in front for it to be profitable. That's like an important thing for people to understand. Sometimes, even if you know your beat, if you're being laid a price to gamble, sometimes yo…”

“Poker's a great tool for women to just get in and get the feel of doing risky things.”