Originally Posted by
DSchles
I'm not getting this part. The overall variance shouldn't cause an error in win rates or SCOREs, because, as you mentioned earlier, the line-by-line individual variances are correct. And again, there are minor differences in the covariances, as true count varies, but I don't think that's what your point is. So, the line-by-line optimal bets are correct (if the edges and individual variances are). Therefore, the win rates should be right, as they are simply the aggregate of the line-by-line results. SCORE is the hourly win rate for an optimal bettor with a $10,000 bankroll, so how is SCORE affected by your change in overall variance?
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