All in preflop variance
07-09-2024
, 09:53 AM
So what does this mean practically?
You'd expect to be around +4k all in pre-flop with the hands you went all in with.
In practice; you're just about break even?
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This chart could be misinterpreted to showcase a truth behind what 'riggies' claim is the case with online poker. (Premiums not hitting at expected rates)
I think what this actually shows is that short term variance can be ****ing brutal. 500 hands; expected value of 4k+, and actual value of just barely breaking even is heartbreaking.
You'd expect to be around +4k all in pre-flop with the hands you went all in with.
In practice; you're just about break even?
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This chart could be misinterpreted to showcase a truth behind what 'riggies' claim is the case with online poker. (Premiums not hitting at expected rates)
I think what this actually shows is that short term variance can be ****ing brutal. 500 hands; expected value of 4k+, and actual value of just barely breaking even is heartbreaking.
