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Ok guys,

so if these equities all averaged out to 60%, would you get a similar answer? Or would your assumptions be invalid then.

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From an earlier post in this thread:

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We either win the pot or lose the pot each time the villain calls. Our equity versus his range tells us the likelihood of each of these events happening, and hence the distribution of outcomes. In other words, the distribution of wins and loses depends solely on our equity.


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This means that the variance will be the same as long as the equity vs his range is the same.