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Trading success and poker success are correlated. I agree with what you are saying.

Regarding "entreprenuer" I have to say this is a very ripe area for discussion. The basic premise that a truly winning player a)disciplines his mind to b)outplay less-focused and less-disciplined opponents by c) mostly exploiting their mistakes is just one strong premise (of many) for a very convincing opposing argument that winning poker players can win big in entreprenuerial small business.

I'll get to this one shortly.

I like the contra-points raised by this reply post, since it raises a discussion about just how transferable winning poker skills actually are. And to "where" specifically.

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I agree with Dan.

Trading-Poker
Discipline-Discipline
Money Management-Money Management
Risk/Reward-Risk Reward
Edge-Pot odds
Timing Timing/-Seat placement

Loose Trades-Loose play
Bluffing-Bluffing
Emotions-Emotions/Tilt
Hedge-Partners
Patience-Patience
Tape Reading-Read the players
Conceal position-Conceal strength or weakness of hand

MOC Imbalance-Last player (button)
Size of Order-Size of Bet
Knowing “players”-Knowing Players