Hey,
So, I've been running bad(atleast I think so) for about 110k hands on NL10SH Zoom, how long can you expect to be running bad, as a 5bb/100 winner, as a standard? I mean, ofcourse, it can turn tomorrow - and it could go on indefinantly, but when does it start becoming very unlikely that you'd actually be running bad and rather that you'd be playing bad, any ideas?
Thanks.
Hey guys,
I think indefinitely is the correct answer and most logical answer. The most important thing is to work on your game all of the time. To play your A game as much as possible and to play and develop a solid winning strategy. The cards will do their job eventually 
Gary
BogdanPS made a great video showing the effects of Variance using a free tool.
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/25155/
Finding out your std dev. and the putting it into the variance simulator he shows will answer your question too!
Cheers
-ABShortland
Originally posted by ABShortland
BogdanPS made a great video showing the effects of Variance using a free tool.http://www.pokerstrategy.com/video/25155/
Finding out your std dev. and the putting it into the variance simulator he shows will answer your question too!
Cheers
-ABShortland
Great, just what I needed! Thank you very much, helped alot. 
Originally posted by bennisboy
As soon as I lose one hand I declare I run bad. Two hands, I declare I suck
Sounds like a bad tactic.
Originally posted by Guthans
Originally posted by bennisboy
As soon as I lose one hand I declare I run bad. Two hands, I declare I suckSounds like a bad tactic.
Sounds more like a level 
