Taking a few minutes to bone up, what Bob suggests is true (no surprise there). Qq-ddb var is about on par with the base game , JB-QQ adds about a 10% boost.
Bear in mind 2 things ....
Absolute. $ swings will be another 20% stronger, simply reflecting the higher game wager (ignored in the variance stat).
Also, variance is a relatively weak measure of session volatility, but a strong measure of long term volatility. Look for QQ session volatility to be stronger than what the variance stat would suggest, simply because session results are far from "normally" distributed (i.e. The take a form strikingly diggerent than the smooth hump presumed of normally distributed data).
- H.
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