Amused by the reference to your being limited by US sportsbooks. I’m a professional gambler on politics from the UK and bookmakers over here haven’t accepted my bets for 15+ years. Prices across the whole sports betting industry these days are dominated by the Betfair exchange. Bookmakers then set their lines accordingly.
Really excited to read this. I work in a profession where many of my colleagues are very risk-averse and prefer harmony over truth (to the point of avoiding difficult conclusions even when it’s staring them squarely in the face). Hope to gain some insights from this book.
The Signal and the Noise was good enough that I didn't bother reading the whole post before preordering.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/shut-up-and-take-my-money
Wise decision speaking to Doyle Brunson BEFORE he died.
Amused by the reference to your being limited by US sportsbooks. I’m a professional gambler on politics from the UK and bookmakers over here haven’t accepted my bets for 15+ years. Prices across the whole sports betting industry these days are dominated by the Betfair exchange. Bookmakers then set their lines accordingly.
I am looking forward to reading!
Re: the subtitle, not that you were necessarily soliciting feedback, but I feel like trimming to "How successful risk-takers think" is cleaner!
Just pre-ordered! In addition to being very interested by all of it, I really like the aesthetics of the chapter naming convention.
Pre-ordered!
Congrats! Pre-ordered. Let's go! 🚀
ordered. Looking forward to it.
Congrats! Put in my Kindle pre-order
Congratulations
I just got back from Vegas last weekend. That city is booming
Just shared with my LinkedIn network too. If you’re looking for early feedback, pick me, pick me 🙋
Are you planning a book tour with this release?
would love an inside look at the process. For example what’s happening between now (finished writing) and aug 24 when it’s released?
How about a break in subscription to those two of us that preorder?
Really excited to read this. I work in a profession where many of my colleagues are very risk-averse and prefer harmony over truth (to the point of avoiding difficult conclusions even when it’s staring them squarely in the face). Hope to gain some insights from this book.