Andrew Brokos

Watching Rogan learn in real time what everyone from center-right to the progressive left knew back in 2015 is darkly amusing and deeply frustating Like, you guys didn't grasp that Trump was incoherent opportunist willing to say anything to win until now? Seriously?

Amazon groceries are like 30% cheaper than Safeway now wtf

Strong players don’t just bluff more, they value bet more. By shifting value thresholds wider, they simply arrive with more value hands.

When you play poker for a living it trains you to put your feeling aside so you can keep playing well, not letting your emotions effect your decisions. This is very important for a players bottom line. However, recently I've realized that being in the habit of muting your emotions isn't healthy in many other areas of your life. Sure it can give you resilience throughout the day but avoiding these emotions eventually leads to you feeling numb to a lot of things in life. Recently, I'm trying to focus on them more and really feel them and then move on. Maybe at the table isn't the ideal times for this but eventually you need to process these emotions. I'm already finding that being in tune with your mind and body and not shoving feelings to the side definitely has benefits.

Prestige aura is extremely powerful. I know a girl who left a $500K/year private equity job to attend Harvard Business School. Why? She did Michigan undergrad due to Ivy rejections & couldn’t get over the insecurity, the giant chip on her shoulders.

LAS VEGAS BABY 🎰💳 SHOULD I GO AND DOCUMENT MY TRIP??

If you think about it, preflop is actually the "wettest" board texture. There are three cards to come next street so the equity shifts are drastic. Where else in NLHE do you see GTO get it all-in with an SPR of 70+? This only happens because seeing the flop provides so much information that denying it is worth the massive overbet.