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::Home  . Stanford Ph.D. studies the physics of Vegas poker |
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Stanford Ph.D. studies the physics of Vegas poker |
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ATHERTON — What's more impressive — winning $4 million at the poker table or earning a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from Stanford?Michael Binger checked off both those accomplishments this summer. He earned his doctorate in June, and earlier this month, he finished third at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.Former Hollywood agent Jamie Gold won first place in the No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em showdown, raking in $12 million.Binger, 29, began playing poker seriously in 2002, taking a year off from
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