Annie Duke
United States · Born 1965 · No-Limit Hold'em
iGaming Journalist & Crypto Casino Analyst
Biography
Annie Duke is a retired poker player, author, and decision-making consultant who won a WSOP bracelet and over $4 million in career earnings. The sister of poker pro Howard Lederer, she has since applied poker decision-making principles to business through her bestselling book 'Thinking in Bets.'
Playing Style
A cerebral, probability-focused player who applied formal decision theory and cognitive science to poker strategy.
Notable Moments
Won the 2004 WSOP Tournament of Champions for $2 million
Won a WSOP bracelet in the 2004 Omaha Hi-Lo event
Authored the bestselling book 'Thinking in Bets'
One of the most prominent women in poker during the boom era
Biggest Career Cash
2004 WSOP Tournament of Champions
What You Can Learn from Annie Duke
Duke demonstrates how thinking about decisions in terms of probabilities and expected value, rather than outcomes, leads to better choices at and away from the table.