Both are the same since both online and live poker have 52 cards in the deck and the same rules for each - it is the same game and underlining math never changes - including variance. Granted, players may change strategies or approaches over the years via fads or new insights, but the core math of the game never changes.
One obvious thing I will mention though: sometimes online can "feel" like variance is worse but this is merely an illusion because you usually play more hands in the faster-paced online format than slower live games. With more hands dealt in the same amount of time, there may appear to be greater variance, but this isn't exactly correct: the same number of hands in live games should correlate to the same number of hands online.
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