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Pokerspieler im Interview – «Mit der ersten Million kam der Druck» - Vimarsana News

Pokerspieler im Interview – «Mit der ersten Million kam der Druck»

Pokerspieler im Interview – «Mit der ersten Million kam der Druck» Der Deutsche Fedor Holz galt mit 24 Jahren als bester Pokerspieler der Welt – bis es ihm zu viel wurde. Ein Gespräch über die eigene Kälte und den Puls der Gegner. Benjamin Emonts, Vivien Timmler 0 Kommentare «Die Karten zu analysieren, ist nur der eine Teil»: Holz nach seinem Sieg beim Turbo High Roller des Partypoker Grand Prix Austria in Wien (2017). Foto: World Poker Tour (Wikimedia) Es ist eine kleine Arena, die Fedor Holz (28) in seinem Wohnzimmer aufgebaut hat. Drei Tische, drei Stühle, drei Monitore: Der pe...

Black Venture Capitalist Fights tough Odds In Europe - Vimarsana News

Black Venture Capitalist Fights tough Odds In Europe

Black venture capitalist fights 'tough odds' in Europe Mon 03rd May 2021 | 06:50 PM London, May 3 (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 3rd May, 2021 ) :As one of the few black venture capitalists, Eric Collins is on a mission to prop up people facing "tough odds" to run businesses in Europe: Women and ethnic minorities. A dual US-British citizen born in Alabama, Collins co-founded the London-based firm Impact X with a £100 million investment fund to back underrepresented entrepreneurs. For Collins, investing in such companies is not just about principles. It's also about making a profit. ...

Black venture capitalist fights 'tough odds' in Europe - Vimarsana News

Black venture capitalist fights 'tough odds' in Europe

Black venture capitalist fights 'tough odds' in Europe Issued on: 4 min London (AFP) As one of the few black venture capitalists, Eric Collins is on a mission to prop up people facing "tough odds" to run businesses in Europe: Women and ethnic minorities. A dual US-British citizen born in Alabama, Collins co-founded the London-based firm Impact X with a £100 million investment fund to back underrepresented entrepreneurs. For Collins, investing in such companies is not just about principles. It's also about making a profit. "Where I invest, I'm really looking for the underrepresented -- mean...

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