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In a way, there is some logic in assuming that people who run a lot over EV are more likely to have made worse decisions.
Imagine a player getting it in badly with 72o preflop, and winning 3 times in a row vs KK. This player is running insanely well.
Imagine a player getting it in good with AKs preflop, and winning 3 times in a row vs KK. He would be running well, but not as well as the other guy.
The bigger the mistakes, the more opportunities of running above EV.
Last edited by Teski; 03-03-2019 at 02:00 PM.
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