[Troll_Inc]

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I don't get it Troll, you post a lot here and obviously have no idea what you're talking about. wtf?

Of course the variance approaches zero with many runs.

Say you have a $100 pot, are all-in and have 50% equity. If you run it once you will have a variance of 2,500 (or SD of $50). If you run it twice you will have a variance of 417 (SD=$20). And if you run it 4 times you will have a variance of 125 (SD=$11).
And that looks pretty quick to me.

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Are you retarded or is English not your native language?

Variance of 125 does not equal 0.

And the original point I was responding to was the person used the word infinity and then talked about going to zero quickly. This is also a retarded statement.

I think you are the nitwit that backed down last time I challenged you on one of your statements.

I tell you what don't post here for a week and put together a cogent argument about how all-in variance goes to zero "quickly".

I'll do the same and show everyone why you are the probable retard, not me.

You up for the challenge? Or is your talk cheap?