There are many endeavors that might require a 130 IQ (structuring of exotic derivatives products, nuclear engineering, and so forth). Poker is not one of them. Poker is a walk in the park compared to, say, econometrics or structuring interest rate swaps. Sure, poker requires some study, practice, and a knowledge of statistics located in Chapter 1 in a Stats 101 textbook. But 130 IQ? Nah. Heck even us lawyers allegedly have an average IQ in the 120s. And the study of law is much harder and more involved than that of poker.

Not trying to not poker but I think 130 is a bit high.