To get a vulgar example of how variance works at baccarat when a player has a sure undeniable and mathematical edge, pretend to have a fantastic no-vig game on B bets.
So itlr we'll strike rich only betting the Banker, the casinos we'll finally go broke and Semyon Dukack will be the most happy person in the world.
Test thousands and thousands and thousand of shoes and you'll look at some long consecutive and tedious shoes where the B will come out very rarely, principally by singles form.
Some "unfortunate" players will get such long sequences lasting several shoes just at the start of their playing sessions.
Worse yet, some people who benefitted of many very rich B shoes at the start begin to fall into the sure "poor" or "very poor" future B hands shoes where they don't know what to do to stop this bleeding.
Do we really think that 100% of the persons playing in such heavenly game will be eventually winners?
Are there some ploys to reduce the negative variance that invariably will come out soon or later?
Now let's think about our actual real play not benefitting from any mathematical edge by any means.
Are we really able to control the variance in a short-intermediate amount of shoes?
as.
So itlr we'll strike rich only betting the Banker, the casinos we'll finally go broke and Semyon Dukack will be the most happy person in the world.
Test thousands and thousands and thousand of shoes and you'll look at some long consecutive and tedious shoes where the B will come out very rarely, principally by singles form.
Some "unfortunate" players will get such long sequences lasting several shoes just at the start of their playing sessions.
Worse yet, some people who benefitted of many very rich B shoes at the start begin to fall into the sure "poor" or "very poor" future B hands shoes where they don't know what to do to stop this bleeding.
Do we really think that 100% of the persons playing in such heavenly game will be eventually winners?
Are there some ploys to reduce the negative variance that invariably will come out soon or later?
Now let's think about our actual real play not benefitting from any mathematical edge by any means.
Are we really able to control the variance in a short-intermediate amount of shoes?
as.