… who said he’d been chip leader approached me. He said … time he’d ever been chip leader. I told him he … everyone he’d taken the chip lead and never lost it! He …
… in reasonable situations. The relevant chip stacks in this hand are … makes sense. If I instead lead into him, he will call … general rule, you should rarely lead with a marginal made hand …
… the bubble with a commanding chip lead at your table, it is …
… are quite significant, which should lead the shorter stacks to avoid … being a sizable favorite. The chip stacks and positions were: Button … than he “should” which should lead Ott to call a bit …
… /400-50 and 20,000 chip stacks, a tight, aggressive kid … . While calling preflop will occasionally lead to me being outdrawn after … hand stated that they would lead on the turn, hoping to … to a set. If I lead and my opponent raises, I …
… before it is going to lead to the majority of them … much preparation as that can lead to taking your gut out … , along with a 3-2 chip lead to go with it. Within … in him arriving with a chip lead going into heads up play …
… opponent to fold. This should lead me to check behind, hoping … when you miss. This should lead you to check-raise, hoping … , this pot made me the chip leader. Hand 10 H 6 …
… you are not in the lead. When you called the flop … pot before you put a chip in, and you are investing …
… break (that was double the chip average). By dinner, I was … turn was the 9c. I lead for about 200k and he …
… be disappointed. This was my chip stack as we were heading … final table with nearly the chip lead but unfortunately, it did not …
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