INTERNETPOKERS had an interesting blog post up with a different take on variance, expectations, and running bad/good. It is definitely worth the read and might even get you thinking a little differently next time you feel like you are running bad.
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thanks for the link. While variance in poker is in many ways the enemy of the skilled poker player, having an understanding of this and ensuring that you get the chips in when you have the ‘best of it’ will bring you poker profits in the long-term.
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