How to deal with variance.

[Marksman M]

Hi all,

It has been a while since I've been here. I wanted to ask one simple question:

Is there ever a way to be on the 'good' side of variance?

I don't want to sound like a typical losing player. I've managed to change my viewpoint from such, but just need to know about this tiny (yet epic) topic of variance.

I understand the concept of variance, in that it swings from good to bad and vice versa. Other than playing well overall, is there a way to keep in the best side of variance, or is it virtually impossible as it is a randomly generated number that you have absolute no control over (despite having say, AA vs 55 and have the villain river a straight, for example sake).

Much appreciated if someone could explain the numbers to me!

I know its like a variance curve. Is there any way to stay in the middle/ far right?

This is to take into account the following constants:

All players on the table are of EQUAL strength and play

All players can play cards well.

You know what? The more I type, the more things seem to be clearer...whats your view guys? Need someone to confirm on site.

Many thanks

M

pps- i think i hit a eureka moment. But anyways, please help

[Marksman M]

ps- I've been in the middle of the profit graph for a while, neither winning or losing. Hmmm.....