What if the best way to learn about learning is to play poker? Or maybe to read about learning to play poker? This is the premise of New Yorker writer (and Columbia psychology Ph.D. trained) Maria ...

Much is said about the importance of the will to win. But what is often overlooked and of greater importance is the will to prepare to win. Developing a winning game requires developing the skill sets ...

Among the many achievements of machine learning in recent years, some of the most striking are the victories of the machine against human players in games, such as Google's DeepMind group's conquest ...

Opportunities for learning more about poker via watching "holecard exposed" TV have been appearing in Europe ever since the British Late Night Poker show and the Poker Million, and much more recently ...

Poker has remained a popular pastime in America since the early 19th century. For some, the word ‘poker’ brings about images of cowboys and saloons; for others, it is just another way they have fun ...

People say there are two ways to learn Texas Hold 'Em: Play lots of hands and read books by the pros. I've found a third way that's more entertaining than those poker tomes and cheaper than playing: ...

Welcome back to Mind Over Money. I'm Kevin Cook, your field guide and story teller for the fascinating arena of Behavioral Economics. Since I am an investor in an exciting technology company you may ...

You may have heard people declare, “I’d be a horrible poker player,” or, the opposite sentiment, “I wouldn’t want to play poker with them!” Typically, it means the person can’t hide their emotions and ...

Just over a year ago, poker-related television programs were often relegated to the wee hours of the morning, without a real time slot to call their own. Not many viewers were tuning in to see what in ...

Sabrina is the founder of N0BS, a private members club for entrepreneurs and the No Bullsh*t Agency, a top creative agency in London. When you think about poker, what’s the first thing that comes to ...