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Mentioned in 25 episodes
The Biggest Bluff
Book • 2020
In 'The Biggest Bluff', Maria Konnikova recounts her transformation from a poker novice to a champion under the mentorship of Erik Seidel.
The book delves into the psychological aspects of poker, highlighting lessons on self-awareness, decision-making, and the interplay between skill and chance.
Konnikova's journey offers insights into human nature and personal growth, making it a compelling read beyond the realm of poker.
The book delves into the psychological aspects of poker, highlighting lessons on self-awareness, decision-making, and the interplay between skill and chance.
Konnikova's journey offers insights into human nature and personal growth, making it a compelling read beyond the realm of poker.
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Mentioned in 25 episodes
Mentioned by 

as one of her three New York Times bestsellers, focusing on attention, self-mastery, and winning.


Shane Parrish

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TKP Insights: Making (Even) Better Decisions
Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as the book chronicling 

's journey from poker novice to poker professional.


Maria Konnikova

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How to Make Your Own Luck (Update)
Mentioned by 

as 

's newest book, detailing her journey into professional poker.


Shane Parrish


Maria Konnikova

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#89 Maria Konnikova: Less Certainty, More Inquiry
Mentioned by Stephen Dubner while discussing locus of control.

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15. How Much of Your Life Do You Actually Control?
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, referencing a study on poker hands and the importance of skill over luck.


Price Pritchett

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Manifest ABUNDANCE: 5 Limiting Beliefs Blocking Your QUANTUM Breakthrough | Price Pritchett
Mentioned by 

as the book where 

details her experience as a professional poker player.


Michael Lewis


Maria Konnikova

41 snips
Episode 6: The Overconfidence Game
Mentioned by 

as 

's best-selling book.


Tim Harford


Maria Konnikova

37 snips
Give Politicians a Raise, Smuggle Smartphones into School, and go Full Donk! Cautionary Questions with Risky Business
Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as the author and subject of the podcast episode, chronicling her journey from poker novice to professional.

34 snips
424. How to Make Your Own Luck
Mentioned by 

as a book exploring the insights into the mind that can be gained from poker and bluffing.


Paul Bloom

33 snips
Paul Bloom on Psych, Psychology, and the Human Mind
Recommended by 

as a memoir and meditation on luck, uncertainty, and game theory.


Annie Duke

30 snips
Annie Duke on Poker, Probabilities, and How We Make Decisions
Mentioned by 

as the book that won her the Global Poker Award.


Maria Konnikova

27 snips
What the Nobels Tell Us About the World Right Now
Mentioned by 

as 

's latest book, where she shares insights on the intersection of skill and luck in poker and life.


Brett McKay


Maria Konnikova

24 snips
#637: What Poker Can Teach You About Luck, Skill, and Mastering Yourself
Mentioned by 

as her most recent book, describing it as "brain-meltingly brilliant".


Tim Harford

20 snips
The Scientist and the Swindler
Mentioned by 

as a book she wrote to fight the negative connotations of poker.


Maria Konnikova

19 snips
The Game Theory of Reality TV (with Survivor’s Boston Rob)
Mentioned by 

as one of 

's books.


Tim Harford


Maria Konnikova

17 snips
Cautionary Tales Presents: Death Fraud and Other Risky Business
Mentioned by 

in reference to when she started playing poker online.


Maria Konnikova

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Sleep, Track, Don’t Multitask: How To Succeed In Online Poker
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as a book about applying behavioral science principles to poker.

Phill Agnew

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Influence or Manipulation? Behavioral Science & Marketing ft. Phill Agnew
Mentioned by 

as 

's book about her journey from journalist to professional poker player.


Ryan Holiday


Maria Konnikova

Ask Daily Stoic: Ryan and Maria Konnikova Talk Poker, Psychology, and Focusing on What You Can Control
Mentioned by 

while discussing the relationship between luck and skill.


Stephen J. Dubner

15. How Much of Your Life Do You Actually Control?
Mentioned by 

as a poker book where the author became immersed in the game after initially wanting to study it.


James Altucher

Obsession, Secrets, and Sleight of Hand: Inside the Hidden World of Modern Magicians with Ian Frisch



