Originally Posted by
DSchles
"Important" risk-averse index plays are a function of three things: 1) how frequently the play arises; 2) the percentage of your bank that is wagered on the hand, and 3) the volatility of the play (i.e., how quickly the advantage changes as the TC rises). Since these plays fail the very first frequency tests, they will never be "important."
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