PRESENTATION
Hi, I’m Thibault, from the mountains of Haute-Savoie. My passion for strategy revealed itself early through poker, opening the door to solving complex problems, a skill I now apply to video game development.
Graduating with a General Baccalaureate in 2022, with specialties in Mathematics and Computer Science, I confirmed my interest in game creation during high school. The project "Nastruire", born from the national competition "Les trophées NSI", significantly strengthened my determination to pursue this path.
I am currently studying video game programming at Bellecour École in Lyon, where I am developing my skills using engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. I expect to graduate in 2025, further improving my proficiency in languages such as C# and C++. Alongside this, my fascination with hardware has allowed me to gain a deep understanding of how computers work, knowledge I enthusiastically apply to my projects.
Today, my goal is to specialize in the field of multiplayer games. Ultimately, I aspire to join a team dedicated to multiplayer gaming.
Poker, for me, is much more than just a card game. It’s a passion passed down by my father, one that I began to cultivate at the age of 12 in the PeillHoldem Poker Club.
This game is a true school of strategy and reflection. It’s not only about managing your cards but observing the gestures, reactions, and habits of others. Often, small details make all the difference, letting you spot weaknesses or strengthen your position
Poker taught me evolving strategies, anticipating opponents’ moves, bluffing, and most importantly, keeping an analytical mindset under pressure. Every hand demands quick, precise thinking. It also taught me to control my emotions and hide intentions, a skill useful both in the game and in life.
I admire how this game blends chance with calculation, and I’m fascinated by the different approaches to each opponent’s style. Observing, adjusting, and reinventing mid-game are key skills I’ve learned from poker.
Like chess, poker is a game of endless learning. Every hand and tournament brings new experiences and lessons, and this constant growth continues to captivate me year after year.