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Do You Believe in Streaks of Bad Luck?
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[QUOTE="acemenow, post: 3901691, member: 215788"] Love this question. For myself I chalk it up to variance and poor play when I am on a down swing. However, I have a friend I play with who appears to win regardless of game he plays (I am not talking huge stakes, but always comes out ahead) in the 15+ years I have been aware whether he plays Poker, Baccarat, roulette or craps. IDK if its luck or something else but he is certainly consistent But again this is more perception than anything else cause I don't have thousands of hands of data to compare his overall performance with. My uncle was a pretty steady gambler most of his life, prior to his passing. He usually did well and he was a strong believer in variance. and sticking to a strategy. His main bit advice to me was you can't care about the money, once you have put it in play, your focus has to be on your game and sticking your strategy. I am sure if he were alive to read this he would correct me or add to it, but that was the gist of what I remember. [/QUOTE]
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