[TNixon]

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variance is to be expressed in bb^2/hand^2, not in $. get better at math+reading comprehension, thank you.

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Sure.

But if you want to compare two situations where the BB is different, (which we do) YOU HAVE TO PLUG IN THE NUMBERS. I mean, you do understand that 217bb/100 contains a variable, right? (bb) And that to get meaningful comparisons in two situations where that variable is different, you have to plug the appropriate numbers in for that variable?

I'm not the one having comprehension trouble here.