Engaging and entertaining.

So focused on bettors and the bets they bet that one might suspect it was written not by Nate Silver but by Nathan Detroit.

A hefty set of meditations on probabilistic thinking, only this time the author is taking in broader horizons.

Silver compellingly theorizes that humans are in general too risk averse, and that those who can discerningly fight that impulse often benefit greatly in life.

In its prolix and flibbertigibbet way, this smart guy’s book now swerves to large gambling-adjacent matters.

Thought-provoking.