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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 725665, member: 26306"] Really well said, pretty much what I was trying to say. I disagree with the last comment as advice, but it seems like you're just saying that anyone who believes they play against better players should just move up in limits to play better players. I still say if being a significantly worse player helps make a profit, sit down at like a $25/$50 NL game. You'll probably be one of the worst players there and thus will be able to suck out more since poker is a 0 sum game minus rake, if the better players get negative variance, the worse players are getting positive variance. Just sit down with your entire bankroll and play at the highest limits you can. (note none of this is serious, I'm trying to point out how silly it sounds that bad players could decrease your expected value, and since variance only applies short-term if your mean winnings are not affected you will win. [/QUOTE]