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 Originally Posted by Greedo017
the more tables you play at, the higher your hourly variance.
It squishes out the variance curve, but also moves the average result up (assuming you're a winning player)...so fewer losing hours, which I suppose is my poker version of "variance"...more winning, less losing.
Let's look at a situation where you're going to do a 60/40 $1 bet either 10 times an hour or 20 times an hour. Here's the frequency of the various outcomes after about 10k trials:
Code:
10/hr:
-10 -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10
0 .002 .011 .038 .104 .204 .256 .214 .124 .042 .005
20/hr:
-10+ -8 -6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8 10+
.002 .004 .014 .030 .068 .124 .159 .175 .166 .128 .131
I know which I'd rather do =)
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