Abby Merk

For sure.

A lot of money.

Yeah.

Hey, fair enough.

I'd rather that than the opposite.

If you want to sit down with me and play and think I'm the worst player ever, it's genuinely better for me.

So I'll never correct that mindset, truthfully.

It makes a lot more sense for them to think that I'm bad.

It's very polarizing.

I feel like that's a bit of a misconception, I think, as a whole.

I think that there's two types of guys at the poker table.

There's the types of guys that never fold and they just cannot be bluffed by a woman.

They just have to see it.

They just want me to show them.

And then there's the type of guy that thinks that I'm never bluffing.

And they truly think that I can only be betting for value and I can never be bluffing.

I don't have it within me to take an aggressive route, right?

So I think that, and also to their defense, there's also of course the pros, but I'm talking about the stereotypes.

But I think that identifying which type of player you're playing against as a whole can only be a good thing.

You know what I mean?