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More Tables = More Variance
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[QUOTE="JOKERKING, post: 1546029, member: 60648"] i multitable sngs and put in a good amount of volume most sessions. more tables does not = more variance nor does it = less variance. imo variance is still the same no matter how many tables you play. for example if you ussually play 4 tables and then decide to play 8 tables then you will see twice as much variance as you normally would, but its still the same amount of variance cause you are playing twice as many tables. playing more tables and putting in more volume does not create less variance. but it does help you overcome variance much better. so in the long run, if you play more tables/volume you will go through some big downswings/upswings cause of variance, but it will go much faster and easier then playing fewer tables/volume. so op is kinda right, playing more tables doesnt = more variance, but you will see a lot more variance though. but keep putting that volume in and you will go through variance much smoother. thats my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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