Jiang says outside information often fails to move players because, like poker participants, they remain committed to their own emotional strategy once invested in the game.
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Poker
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...thing as, you know, I'm sure you play Texas Hold 'em poker, right? When you're playing a hand, do you really care what others..."
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"...thing as, you know, I'm sure you play Texas Hold 'em poker, right? When you're playing a hand, do you really care what others..."
"At that point, you're invested in your own strategy, right? So, first of all, you know, it's absurd that people will think this, and..."
"...Are you still in here, Steve? Steve Brown here. We dealt poker together for many years. Nate, love to see you here. Post -military...."
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