Annie Duke writes decision-making and behavioural non-fiction shaped by her experience in professional poker. Thinking in Bets argues that good decisions should be judged by the quality of the reasoning process rather than by whether a particular outcome happened to be favourable, using uncertainty and probability as practical tools. How to Decide turns similar ideas into exercises for comparing options, estimating outcomes and avoiding hindsight bias. Quit examines when persistence becomes costly and why abandoning a goal can be rational when new information changes the expected value of continuing. Duke's books are conversational, example-led and designed for practical use rather than formal economics. They fit decision science, behavioural psychology and business thinking, especially for readers interested in separating luck, information and judgement. Read more Less
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