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Originally Posted by
Freightman
Don, just as a matter of curiosity - would this be the same principle of playing different min games with different dollar ramps - creating short term variance havoc, eventually correcting itself over a period of time.
Well, I was specifically addressing the notion of betting a total of, say, 2x dollars with x dollars on each of two hands. That's the smallest variance you can get for that total bet; i.e., by betting equal amounts of x on each of the two hands. If you now vary the wagers by making one bigger by, say, y dollars, while you decrease the other by the same amount, of necessity, you increase the total variance for the two hands. In the limit, you'd bet all 2x on a single hand, and that would be the largest variance possible for betting that much total money.
Don
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