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Well I got into the Stanford MBA program when I was a senior at Cal, but I deferred for two years (Start in Fall '10) to basically live in SF, do sportsbetting and poker work at startups and generally kick it with college friends who live here and try to enjoy being 23 to the fullest extent possible.
I think I am going to spend next April - July in Vegas and travel next August before I go to school.
Right now I actually work for Dr. Bob (www.drbobsports.com), and I'm his only employee. Not really doing a whole lot though since it's the off season,but once the new site launches in a week or so I'll be pretty damn busy - perfect timing with the whole WSOP etc. I also worked for a pre-launch peer topeer betting startup for 6 mos which is about to launch and is a pretty cool site. Learning as much about running business ops at a startup as I can.
In the short term (next year and a half) I'd like to keep grinding sports betting and poker and see if I can bink a big score or two a or run super hot athigh stakes and get up to the 1m mark before I go to school.
In the long term, I'm focusing on tech startups... I guess my goal is to become a startup management expert (since I don't have the tech skills to be adesign or engineer guy) and become really familiar with launching and running them, and hope I meet some smart people at Stanford and join up with them and gobig with it
What about you, you still back east?
PS - PSU nonconf, *%@ gives?
I think I am going to spend next April - July in Vegas and travel next August before I go to school.
Right now I actually work for Dr. Bob (www.drbobsports.com), and I'm his only employee. Not really doing a whole lot though since it's the off season,but once the new site launches in a week or so I'll be pretty damn busy - perfect timing with the whole WSOP etc. I also worked for a pre-launch peer topeer betting startup for 6 mos which is about to launch and is a pretty cool site. Learning as much about running business ops at a startup as I can.
In the short term (next year and a half) I'd like to keep grinding sports betting and poker and see if I can bink a big score or two a or run super hot athigh stakes and get up to the 1m mark before I go to school.
In the long term, I'm focusing on tech startups... I guess my goal is to become a startup management expert (since I don't have the tech skills to be adesign or engineer guy) and become really familiar with launching and running them, and hope I meet some smart people at Stanford and join up with them and gobig with it
What about you, you still back east?
PS - PSU nonconf, *%@ gives?