Annie Duke

Annie Duke is a prominent figure in the world of professional poker, having achieved numerous accolades and accomplishments in the game. As a World Series of Poker bracelet winner, the champion of the 2004 Tournament of Champions, and the sole female victor of the NBC National Poker Heads Up Championship, she has solidified her place as one of the best players in the field. After her successful poker career, Annie Duke transitioned into the field of decision strategy and cognitive psychology. Drawing from her graduate work in cognitive psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, she combines her poker expertise with her knowledge of human decision-making processes. Annie Duke has taken her understanding of decision-making to a broader audience through her work as a professional speaker and decision strategist. She shares insights and strategies that are applicable not only in poker but also in various aspects of life and business. Additionally, Annie Duke is the co-founder of How I Decide, a non-profit organization that focuses on improving decision-making and critical thinking skills for underprivileged middle school students. Through curricula and tools, How I Decide aims to empower young individuals with valuable decision-making skills that can positively impact their lives. With her diverse background in poker, cognitive psychology, and education, Annie Duke continues to inspire and educate others about making better decisions and achieving success in various domains.