Mental game lessons, from world champion poker coach—Jared Tendler

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EP 086: What traders can learn about mental game, from world champion poker coach—Jared Tendler

Jared Tendler is an internationally recognized mental game coach. His clients include world champion poker players, the #1 ranked pool player in the world, professional golfers, and more recently, traders too.

If Jared was to summarize exactly what he does (and what he specializes in), it would be; removing negative and excessive emotion from decision making.

So naturally, this serves as the underlying theme throughout our conversation, but we also discuss higher-level topics like; variance, the major crossovers between high-stakes poker and trading, how psychology has been oversold and when it really matters, plus how to identify various types of “tilt.”

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Mental game lessons, from world champion poker coach—Jared Tendler

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  1. Great interview. Risk management in trading and poker is virtually identical. For instance if you play poker tournaments, your bankroll should allow for at least 50 buy-ins; so each tournament, you would only risk 1-5%. I trade Forex and most of my trades are around 2-3% and I don't thrive, but I do survive… If you go to big, you will blow your stack in either universe. Follow the law laid down by the risk management Gods: DON'T BE GREEDY.

  2. Good chat. However, Jared, ironically, doesn’t come across as a skilled poker player. Maybe he’s focus is psychology.

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