Joined bitB as an intern. Left as CFO. Now I do it for everyone.

Trained in engineering and economics — the quant + finance combo the platform leans on. Engineering for the optimisation / stochastic / control side; economics for the markets / pricing / contract-structure side.

Five years at bitB Staking, one of the most successful staking operations in tournament poker — joined as an intern, left as CFO. Ran the expansion across game types (MTTs, cash, mixed) and built the financial models that made the operation scale.

After bitB I helped build and exit a second stable — capital, roster, EV models, deal structures, end-to-end. Acquirer and entity under NDA. Today I work with multiple stables and serious individual players: capital allocation, makeup, ROI assessment, treasury, and the math that decides whether an operation compounds or quietly bleeds out.

muchomota is the quant shop I wished existed when I started — not a training site, not a coaching brand, not another bankroll app. A small consultancy plus a software stack that treats your career, or your stable, the way Jane Street treats a book of trades: with a model, a budget, and a thesis.

The work: proprietary systems — MUCHO for the population atlas and shrinkage, MOTA for action pricing, Schedule for the weekly grind, Action Buy-In for fair stake splits, a skew-aware Monte Carlo for the EV inputs they all need, and the Stable tier for roster-wide accounting and audit. The rest is consulting: deal structures, makeup, treasury, and the hard conversations about when to ladder up and when to sit out.