I am looking for a fun loving, intelligent person who loves to have a good time. I want to meet someone who is sarcastic, witty and smart. I think that successful, powerful women are a complete turn on and they do not intimidate me in any way. I can't date LA floozies any more. I want someone who can hold a conversation and can write in complete sentences.

One of my favorite things to do is to travel and sample different, exotic cuisines. The more bizarre, the better (Think Andrew Zimmern). I like to try new restaurants all around the city. I am a professional eater and a true Foodie.

I really like physical affection (I am very touchy feely) and want to find someone who enjoys some of my same interests. It has been a long time since I have been in a committed relationship but I do not object to starting one right now. I do not have a specific physical type--I have dated white, asian, black etc. I really want to find a woman that is considerate, caring and confident.

I really enjoy my job; I love to talk for a living but I don't get a chance to meet any women around my age in the poker industry. I play poker part time and commentate on several different TV shows. I also do a weekly podcast.

I get a lot of--“This guy gambles for a living, that’s not a real job.” Please ladies, keep an open mind. I work hard at my occupation and I’ve been in the industry for many years. It's just like any other job; I work 35-40 hours a week. Actually, I don't really consider poker to be gambling. For me, it's more of a financial arbitrage. In poker, unlike casino table games like blackjack or roulette, you play against other players not the house. As long as you are good enough to beat the casino's commission you can consistently show a profit. It's a very difficult thing to do professionally, however, and probably less than 2% of us are actually winners over the long term.

I have been playing poker for five years now and I have a large enough sample size to know that my results are not statistically anomalous. I actually am pretty conservative when it comes to the financial positions I put myself into. Those guys that are hedge fund managers, or the guys that are financial advisers on TV like Jim Kramer, they are way bigger gamblers than I will ever be.