> I personally buy the idea that playing styles in board games mirror people's behavior when interacting with their coworkers. As long as there is no money inv

> I personally buy the idea that playing styles in board games mirror people's behavior when interacting with their coworkers. As long as there is no money involved it's always all fun and games and I agree that board games don't mirror people's behavior towards others. But when you introduce real money into a game, just enough that it hurts to lose, everything changes and I claim that then the game is a much better model for real world situations.