The post below identifies exactly the factors at play in what I deem my "Independence Day" turning point in my play: Grasping the reality of "N0", I became aware of how I could best structure my play so that, over the course of a year, luck was relegated to being a nominal factor in determining whether I had a winning year or not.
I became aware that sustained play with an appreciable edge and moderate variance, engaged in with considerable frequency, can indeed pretty much assure very strong likelihood of a profitable year. I haven't had to look back with regret since.
The very casual player must be resigned to luck largely ruling their play year to year. But for a determined player with steady access to strong plays, the opportunity is there to reap the rewards of advantage play with reliable consistency.
---In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, <cy4873@...> wrote :
Skill and discipline are only important if you have an edge and you can play long enough to get to the long run. See FAQ on N0. In real life skill and discipline are often small factors compared to random events/luck.
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Posted by: harry.porter@verizon.net
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