Psychology Helps Maria Konnikova Win At Poker And Life
Konnikova took a break from the EPTParis tournament in February to share her insights with me about how she applies psychology to help her win at poker and life.
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Konnikova took a break from the EPTParis tournament in February to share her insights with me about how she applies psychology to help her win at poker and life.
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âThe Biggest Bluff: How I Learned to Pay Attention, Master Myself, and Winâ By Maria Konnikova 326 pages Konnikova is a psychologist with an interest in con artistry and game theory. She approached her publisher inspired by Colson Whiteheadâs Noble Shuffle, where a magazine gave a novelist 10K to play a Vegas poker tournament. It was an entertainment. Konnikova does another take â ultimately as entertaining, and more helpful to the novice. The author wasnât a player when she pitched the idea to her publisher, but gave herself a year to try to win at a Vegas tournament...