Welcome everybody to Dat Poker Podcast.

Episode 133.

This is October 18th, 2020.

I'm your host, A. Schwartz, alongside Roscoe Kulchran.

So she won this championship by having the balls to make a gamble.

The championship that she won, absolutely. Teres Chen, how are you, sir?

Good. I mean, just, I wish I had the balls to win the championship on the river the way that

Robbie did. You know, it's, yeah, the, of all the, of all the horrible things that have come out of

this is like the, the weird coming out of people who don't otherwise give two shits about poker

or understand it in any way.

Just coming out and being like, yeah, she really beat that poker guy.

Yeah.

I don't remember whether a flush beats a full house, but boy, she does.

Yeah.

Oh, I know.

Daniel, was that the worst take you saw on this whole thing?

Oh, no.

There was worse.

I mean, like you said, the mainstream takes have been phenomenal. And you have these otherwise really smart people. And it's sort of like an exercise in understanding the Dunning Kruger effect. Because you're smart at one thing doesn't mean you know anything about everything else. Because you had this woman who's like an MIT student or teacher or something, like making it a fully you know what do you call it sexism issue or

whatever and she did this whole tree she built like a game tree with statistics and math and it actually

checks out except for the fact that like it includes the idea that you know exactly what your

opponent has and if you do jack for force a call, it's like you literally just kind of prove cheating, but you don't get it. The mainstream takes, and I actually, you know, to Robbie or whoever, I would say, you know, the biggest thing you need to shade away from is this idea that you like, I just own this guy. It was a soul read. Like, let's not go down

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