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ever since i started playing i have always played cash games and a few tourneys/sng's when i felt like playing for fun. anyways, i was wondering which out of the three have the highest variance i know the most i've ever swung in a cash game is roughly 100 big bets playing limit and rougly 3 buy ins in one session playing NL and PL...anyways just wondering...

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ever since i started playing i have always played cash games and a few tourneys/sng's when i felt like playing for fun. anyways, i was wondering which out of the three have the highest variance i know the most i've ever swung in a cash game is roughly 100 big bets playing limit and rougly 3 buy ins in one session playing NL and PL...anyways just wondering...
I think it is generally accepted that Sit N Go's have lower variance than ring games. Certainly I would expect multitable tournaments to have the highest variance.
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variance is the one thing everyone blames their losing streak on. in reality, most players just suck. lol
Good Lord, do you ever have anything positive to say or add?
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variance is the one thing everyone blames their losing streak on. in reality, most players just suck. lol
Variance is responsible for losing streaks even if you suck, just like its responible for winning streaks when you suck.Your sucking at life however, cannot be blamed on variance so GKY.
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yes yes, I suck at life because I post the truth in a poker forum. yes yes, You can sum up someones life by what they post in a online forumyes yes, I suck at life, oh yes yesgood lord, what has this place come to :club:

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sit n go's have the lowest variance.... nl hold em cash games are rigged...... and mtts have the highest variance

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