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Mentioned in 20 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.

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Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Shane Parrish

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

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Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as the book chronicling

Maria Konnikova

's journey from poker novice to poker professional.

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Mentioned by

Shane Parrish

Maria Konnikova

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

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Mentioned by Stephen Dubner while discussing locus of control.

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Mentioned by

Price Pritchett

, referencing a study on poker hands and the importance of skill over luck.

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Mentioned by

Michael Lewis

as the book where

Maria Konnikova

details her experience as a professional poker player.

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Episode 6: The Overconfidence Game

Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as the author and subject of the podcast episode, chronicling her journey from poker novice to professional.

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424. How to Make Your Own Luck

Mentioned by

Paul Bloom

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

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Recommended by

Annie Duke

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

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Mentioned by

Tim Harford

Maria Konnikova

's best-selling book.

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Mentioned by

Brett McKay

Maria Konnikova

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

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Mentioned by

Tim Harford

as one of

Maria Konnikova

's books.

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Mentioned by

Tim Harford

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

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Mentioned by

Phill Agnew

as a book about applying behavioral science principles to poker.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

Maria Konnikova

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

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Mentioned by

Stephen J. Dubner

while discussing the relationship between luck and skill.

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Recommended by

Jordan Harbinger

as a book that explores decision-making and human motivation through the lens of poker.

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Mentioned by

Sean M. Carroll

as Konnikova's new book summarizing lessons for rationality, psychology, and human life.

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Mentioned by

Tim Harford

as one of

Maria Konnikova

's fantastic books.

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Mentioned by

Brad Stulberg

as a book about poker and its relation to life.

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