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From Cardshark to Angel: Semyon Dukach
[This article was originally published in Forbes] There was a time when Semyon Dukach was more interested in going for dollars using tried and true
Former MIT Blackjack Shark Whose Team Won Millions From Casinos Is Now Investing In Tons Of Startups
[This article originally appeared in Business Insider] When Semyon Dukach was a student at MIT, he ran the best-performing Blackjack team the school has ever
Former blackjack player finds fulfillment in helping startups grow
[This article was originally published in the MIT Technology Review] Semyon Dukach spent part of the 1990s as a member of the famed MIT blackjack
Semyon Dukach, the MIT Blackjack King, Takes SMTP Public in Latest Effort to Fight the Power
[This article originally appeared in Xconomy] An intriguing Boston-area tech company is going public after more than 10 years—and it’s not too late to shake
The real cause of the financial crisis — An MIT Blackjack Team perspective
The mathematics of probability that govern the trade-offs of risk and reward are fundamentally counter-intuitive. The reason that societies ban pyramid schemes outright, instead of