I want to find a form of poker that is lower variance, yet can still provide a chance for a large ROI over time. The problem is that I love playing multis, which by the nature of the payout structures is guaranteed high variance. I love big scores and the thrill that comes with them, but that doesn't really fit in to the low variance concept too well. I think I normally hear the word variance when people are on a downswing, but they kind of forget that big scores are the other end of it. I don't think that's true for everyone, but I think it is a lot of the time. I don't understand how live tournament players survive. A normal online guy can put in more volume in one week than a live tournament player can in a year. A bad week in the online world is pretty common, which could equate to a bad year for a live guy. I couldn't deal with not making money for a whole year. Anyways, I'm just kind of rambling and just writing without much of a point.
I didn't play yesterday even though I was thinking about it while I was at work. I got home about 6, went for a run, showered then ate. By the time I was done with all that, it was well after 8 and I was exhausted. So I finished Dead Space instead. The game ended in awesome fashion and was well worth the price of admission. I've got LittleBigPlanet to play next. I've played it a little bit, and it is a very beautiful game. It seems like it will be a lot of fun as well.
Alright, time to get back to work.
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