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Liv Boeree and Melanie Weisner talk about Art vs. Science and its ties to poker success on the PokerGO Original series 'Real Talk.' Dive deeper into some of poker’s hottest and most interesting topics this fall, as some of the biggest names in the game joined me for Real Talk, exclusively on PokerGO. Liv waffled a bit, then Ivan said you just have to play and analyze a lot. While that is true, the actual answer is that you use modeling software to create a hand model, get clear on your 'intuition' of the situation, then run the model to see if your intuition matches the results of the model. Not many poker players can provide the media with a quote like the one used in the headline above. Not many poker players are as sharp as Liv Boeree, though. Not only one of the most talented players the game has produced over the past decade, the Astrophysics grad is also one of the most politically astute and socially aware people in any profession.

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Not that we needed an excuse to fall back in love with science (Brian Cox has already done that for us), but Liv Boeree’s new series, airing exclusively on Facebook, is taking us on a scientific adventure around the globe.

In this easy to digest short video, Boeree talks us through why The Panama Canal is such a feat of modern engineering and one the seven wonders of the modern world — clearly putting her scientific background and TV presenting skills to good use.

You can keep up to date with all the episodes here on the Amazing Science Adventures Facebook page.

Liv Boeree The Science Behind Poker Tournament

British poker pro Liv Boeree appeared on an educational YouTube channel with almost 2 million subscribers 'Big Think', where she talked about four biases people tend to have in everyday life that can also hurt them very much at the poker table. Watch the video below. Boeree is one of the most successful female poker players out there with over. Liv Boeree is famously known for being a professional poker player and a televison actress. Moreover, she is a science communicator who holds excellent knowledge of physics with a first-class degree in it from the University of Manchester. Speaking about Liv’s family life, she was raised by her parents together until the age.

Liv Boeree The Science Behind Poker Show

Liv Boeree The Science Behind Poker Games

Liv made headlines earlier this week when she appeared in a video about artificial intelligence. You can find out more about the Hewlett Packard sponsored here!