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Originally Posted by Glitlr
I mean, obv the better a player is the less variance they will get (to some slight degree) b/c they have less bad plays mixed into their game. Everytime I make a bad 3To push (haha) it adds to my variance.
That's not variance. Variance describes the extent to which your results in the short term may differ from the long term expectation. Bad plays affect what the long term expectation is, not the variance from that expectation.
Also, even with all other things being equal (same game, same number of tables etc, etc) ROI is the most relevant measure of how good a player is, not variance. A bad, breakeven player could easily have very low variance whilst a great player could have very high variance. Variance depends on your style of play and particularly *what* you play.