GG Schmit

Jean Schmit prices risk for investment funds and learned this at university abroad, and he has rebuilt his game from the notes up on two occasions, treating each version like a prospectus: assumptions stated, errors owned, the whole document circulated to anybody who asked. The second rebuild ran to nine pages and admitted four things he had believed for a decade and could not support. Members quote it back at him. He plays the cube like an asset, quickly and coldly and at fair value, and takes the chip tables most weeks because a price only means something when somebody has to pay it. His grandfather, who disapproves of gambling in every other form, has read both documents and approves of this one.