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Chess Master Explains How the NBA is Like Chess ft. Danny Rensch | HHT 28

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On the twenty-eighth episode of the Hot Hand Theory Podcast, XJ and Geoff welcome a very special guest, Chief Chess Officer of Chess.com, Danny Rensch! As the leader of content for Chess.com, Danny is one of the key figures driving the explosive growth of one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. Geoff, XJ, and Danny have a unique and insightful discussion as they dive deep into the world of analytics, comparing analytics in the NBA versus chess and tackling the age-old debate of "eye test" versus data. The three also explore what truly makes the NBA so captivating and how both the NBA and chess enhance their entertainment value. Throughout the episode, Danny shares invaluable insights on broadcasting, marketing, and other topics, helping to reveal why NBA players, celebrities, and young people have been increasingly drawn to this centuries-old game in recent years. This is a conversation you quite literally won't find anywhere else—packed with fascinating insights and engaging dialogue. Don’t miss it!

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