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Forum: Poker Theory

12-20-2005, 01:50 PM

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Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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Posted By AlanBostick

Re: Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

This poker player reader thanks you for putting his post into English.

Forum: Poker Theory

12-17-2005, 05:30 PM

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Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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Posted By AlanBostick

Re: Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

If I have a gun and you have a knife, and you run towards me brandishing the knife in your hand, the fact that it is very easy for me to gun you down before you get close to me does not alter the...

Forum: Poker Theory

12-17-2005, 05:11 PM

Replies: 20

Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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Posted By AlanBostick

Re: Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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Hey guys, there is a mathematical reason your "swinginess" goes up when your winrate goes down as a result of tilt or other factors. Your swinginess is measured by your coefficient of...

Forum: Poker Theory

12-15-2005, 04:38 PM

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Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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Posted By AlanBostick

Re: Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

It depends on what one means by "tilt".

If "tilt" is a particular sort of anger or rage induced by bad beats or other losing experience, then it seems to me that a tilter is more likely to become...

Forum: Poker Theory

12-15-2005, 04:25 PM

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Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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Posted By AlanBostick

Re: Does a decreased winrate have an exponential effect on variance?

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I know variance is a function of standard deviation and winrate...but exactly what sort of function is it?

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Variance is a function of standard deviation only in the sense...

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