Nick Schulman
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Sep 18, 2026
Joe ScalesHOST
Yeah.
Joe ScalesHOST
Triton had, uh, well, Nick Schulman-
Elle ScalesHOST
Yeah
Joe ScalesHOST
... uh, Hall of Famer, um- You know, he has-
Elle ScalesHOST
Mm-hmm.
Joe ScalesHOST
And, and not played those stakes 15, 20, 25 years ago, but are pla- but played those stakes at least somewhat recently.
Joe ScalesHOST
You know? I, I don't know that, that, um, Nick Schulman is able to translate what he has to go through, because there is a ringer that he has to go through with-
Elle ScalesHOST
Mm-hmm
Nick WrightHOST
Another poker player.
Nick WrightHOST
In my opinion, the greatest living all-around poker player in the world right now, and my dear friend, Nick Schulman.
Nick WrightHOST
Nick Schulman-- Can you guys hear those people yelling outside the window? Yeah.
Nick WrightHOST
We, the...
Nick WrightHOST
Yeah, I don't know if you guys can hear it.
Nick WrightHOST
Um, yeah.
Nick WrightHOST
[laughs] Um, so [laughs] uh, what I was saying is, just real quick on the, on the picks and strategy, 'cause you were asking about self scout.
Nick WrightHOST
I referenced Nick Schulman.
Nick WrightHOST
Cause you're asking about self-scout.
Nick WrightHOST
I referenced Nick Schulman, Nick Schulman.
Nick WrightHOST
In trying to help me become a better poker player, he tried to explain the Monty Hall phenomenon, which I'm not going to get into in full here, but I will give you the very brief anecdote of it.
Nick WrightHOST
Because it is a problem.
Nick WrightHOST
So what I was saying is, just real quick on the picks and strategy, because you're asking about self-scout.
Nick WrightHOST
I referenced Nick Schulman.
Nick WrightHOST
Nick Schulman, in trying to help me become a better poker player, he tried to explain the Monty Hall phenomenon, which I'm not going to get into in full here, but I will give you the very brief explanation.
Nick WrightHOST
anecdote of it because it is a problem it's a it is a logical puzzle that people super smart people get wrong and if we had more time and this was a nerdier show and i had a whiteboard i could graph it out for you but the monty hall problem is as follows there are three doors door one door two door three door one of the doors has ten thousand dollars behind it the other two doors have nothing behind it You pick one at random.
Nick WrightHOST
So say you pick door one.