Christopher Chabris

Christopher Chabris is an American psychologist and poker enthusiast, best known as co-author of The Invisible Gorilla. He is not a professional poker player but has participated in events such as the WSOP multiple times. His background in psychology provides a unique perspective on table decisions.

Chabris' poker career is primarily amateur. He has cashed in the WSOP Main Event, but public records do not detail specific rankings or winnings. He occasionally appears in other poker tournaments, with overall results considered above average among amateur players.

No public information is available. Based on his psychology background, it is speculated that he focuses on analyzing opponents' cognitive biases and behavioral patterns, but no clear style description exists.

Chabris is well-known in academia for his psychological experiments and writings. In the poker community, he is often regarded as a "crossover player." He has discussed attention and memory traps in poker during interviews, but few public anecdotes exist.

Chabris' experience suggests that interdisciplinary knowledge (e.g., cognitive psychology) can be applied to poker decisions, especially in identifying opponents' thinking patterns and errors. Amateur players can learn from his research-oriented attitude, but must balance theory with practice.