… there will be numerous short stacks at the table that are … in reasonable situations. The relevant chip stacks in this hand are: HIJACK …
… all players with medium stacks to play a snug … bubble with a commanding chip lead at your table, … to abuse the middle stacks. One time, the 3 … to abuse the medium stacks. If someone raises and … opportunity to rob the middle stacks. Notice that ensuring I …
… detail, there were two short stacks at the table, Chan and … place. This means the short stacks should be gambling much harder … this hand using an Individual Chip Model calculator. Of course, these … pressure to the two short stacks, min-raising is certainly an …
… , which should lead the shorter stacks to avoid calling off for … being a sizable favorite. The chip stacks and positions were: Button: 17 … ,000 blunder takes place, the stacks and positions were: Button: 35M …
… . There were no obvious short stacks, so I was not overly … ended with a 530,000 chip stack. Instead, I ended with … but I continued to slowly chip up, allowing me to take …
… 75/150 with 7,500 chip stacks, I raised to 400 from … every time you put a chip in the pot, they will …
… a large stack (eight starting stacks) early in the $3,500 … for a five times average chip pot with 31 players remaining … was one of three shortest stacks of roughly equal size remaining …
… /400-50 and 20,000 chip stacks, a tight, aggressive kid raised …
… opponent, with a 35,000 chip stack, limped from middle position … I prefer raising because our stacks are fairly deep and I …
… unless they had a good chip stack. Before we move on … due to the very deep stacks and many amateurs remaining in … with 15 big blind starting stacks. The next year, a few …
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