Ted Talk Luck Poker
Part 1 of the TED Radio Hour episode Luck, Fortune, And Chance. About Liv Boeree's TED Talk In the game of poker, is it more important to be skilled or lucky? Former poker pro Liv Boeree examines. Chance plays a far bigger role in life than we're willing to admit, says psychologist Barry Schwartz. Of course, working hard and following the rules can get you far - but the rest could boil down to simple good fortune. Schwartz examines the overlooked link between luck, merit and success, offering an intriguing solution to equalize opportunity - starting with college admissions. We simply lie to ourselves by explaining our failure as bad luck and when we succeed against the odds we call is good luck. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format. A player peeks at their hand, the popularity of Texas Hold 'Em Poker is increasing, both online and in person. Philthy McNasty's, on Eglinton Avenue East has tournaments every Monday in Toronto.
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