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[QUOTE="JBGoode, post: 4388161, member: 316441"]
I believe this is correct in the state of hold'em currently.  The playing field is too saturated with good players making it really hard to be profitable.  Like you said, for every bad beat you take, (assuming your a good player) you will get one back.  When you have a full table of good players.  that's what it comes down too.  Of course you will run good, but chances are you will run just as bad, and lose it.  Thus in a perfect world (given you play just as much with good variance as bad variance) you break even.  The only way to get away from that is quit when your losing, and keep playing when your winning.  The issue with that is.  It only takes 1 tanked, bad beat pot to lose everything you took 4 or 5 hours building.  Now I know that's with any version of the game, but I will say.  Going to games like PLO, RAZZ, Hi/Lo you have a lot less experienced players.  If you take the time to learn those games, and master it like many have with holdem.  You can be profitable.  granted it takes a much higher bankroll to manage even at the lower stakes to play those games, because the variance is a lot higher.  The beat you take will be a lot worse, but I can promise you.  You will take a lot less of them if you learn those games.  You will achieve your goals a lot faster then constantly rebuying after your AA gets cracked for the 3rd time in 1 night.
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