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[QUOTE="madtom1337, post: 1515118, member: 67398"] Yeah, the whole question of 'believing' in variance is quite ridiculous. Like Dusty Schmidt says (just reading his book atm, lol), it's not a question of when variance will effect you, as long as you don't stop playing poker it will bite you in the arse, and it will smooch you on the lips, but it's how you deal with it. From what I can gather, MTT are much more variance based... If you want to reduce variance play as many cash game hands as possible? Well, not 'reduce' it, but 'iron the creases out of it,' so to speak... And this whole 'believing' thing when it comes to decision-making in poker... It's not like that at all... The best poker players in the world will, in most situations (not on High Stakes Poker or whatever cuz they're playing against other players of the same elite standard so that's a freak circumstance), KNOW that they're making the best decisions in the game based on the information they have gathered. They won't have to 'believe' in their instincts or whatever. I mean maybe they will in marginal situations against other tough opponents, but when they're grinding and making business day-to-day from the fish in the sea, this isn't how it goes. [/QUOTE]
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