Professional Poker Player Decision Making Lessons



Poker is a sport and a pastime, an efficient way to lose some money—and a surprisingly enlightening path to self-knowledge.


Maria Konnikova ’10, ’11, ’13GSAS bet that her doctoral research on risky and emotional decision-making in uncertain environments would apply to the game of poker, and won big—$300,000 in tournament earnings, an admiring review in The New York Times, an excerpt in The Atlantic, and a best-selling book.

She speaks with Jeremy Feinberg ’92CC, ’95LAW, former sports editor for the Columbia Daily Spectator and sports broadcaster on WKCR, about the human decision-making process, writing about sports, and the world of professional poker.

Ahead of the event, you can order a copy of Konnikova’s books (https://www.mariakonnikova.com/books/) and watch her keynote at the 2019 World Economic Forum in Davos (https://youtu.be/dD-oyQTgXOE).


About Columbia @ Home Series

The CAA’s weekly Columbia at Home virtual series features Columbians speaking on informative and engaging topics during this difficult time. Diverse topics span the latest on the COVID-19 crisis, health and wellness, entertainment, and more.  Recording of the Webinars will be hosted on the CAA YouTube channel a few days after the event. To access the recordings, follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/user/ColumbiaAlumni

**Please note if you are unable to join the Webinar live, we will share a recording after the event to anyone who registers.**

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WHEN
August 12, 2020 at 7:30pm - 8:30pm
WHERE

Zoom

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