How to survive when sitting on short stack
- Jan 8, 2009
In no-limit tournament poker, players are generally considered on the “short stack†whenever they have a chip count that's equal to the value of 10 big blinds or less...
Read More . . .In no-limit tournament poker, players are generally considered on the “short stack†whenever they have a chip count that's equal to the value of 10 big blinds or less...
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