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Originally Posted by
dalmatian
Will I eventually have a surge of positive variance that brings me back in a few hours to positive or will this take years to reverse?
It could be one or the other or you might not recover. You are looking at an insignificant sample size and your future play will also be an insignificant sample size. Statistically you arrant due for a correction. You are never due for a correction. Statistically two seemingly different things are true. After enough rounds moving forward you should be close to EV from this point forward. I the same number of rounds from your start you should be at EV. I would put more weight on the former but neither are sure things. Nothing is due as these two truths predict such different outcomes. Our play is never a large sampling even for a lifetime of play.
Originally Posted by
dalmatian
I've had several sessions that were -2000 or -1000 and just one +1300 session but that took all day. All my other winning sessions where +500 or less. Is this just really bad variance? I play mostly H17 das rsa 6D with hi low and I18.
Exit strategy can engineer session results like this. Trying to get even when behind often makes you fall further in the hole and causes you to give the casino too much exposure. Getting it back and posting a small win looks bad. Many casinos see that as a big win. Leaving after being ahead a little limits wins. There should be some symmetry for your exit strategy concerning wins and loses.
You should be doing two things as much as you can control them. Play when you get the most hands played in the least amount of time. And missing as many disadvantage counts as you can get away with.
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