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 Originally Posted by hypermegachi
i fail to see how people can say NL has smaller swings. in any given hand you can lose your stack or double it. pokertracker have NL players at double the standard deviation compared to limit players.
If you play near perfect in both limit and no limit, the fact that, in limit, you'll have more opponents drawing against you and the inability to protect AA and KK and other good "made early" hands will lead to bigger swings.
If you remove "bad calls for all your money" in NL, your swings are more controlled becuase you can choose when to draw with a hand properly and hit a big payoff AND protect the "made early" hands.
If you're a NL novice, you'll enjoy some big swings learning proper stategy and avoiding bad calls.
-'rilla
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