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Old 12-31-2005, 03:29 AM
CORed CORed is offline
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Default Re: Why do you play no-limit? Why do you play limit?

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limit has higher variance- meaning you can win or lose more money than no-limit. luck is a greater factor in individual sessions than no limit.

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Is that really true? I'm a noob limit player but over the past year of my poker existance I've always heard it was the other way around.

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I think if you play no limit well, it's true that the variance is lower. If you play it badly, it's high variance and -EV.
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