Hi,
In some of the NL articles it gives examples. For instance, in the Bronze article entitled "After the Flop: An Opponent Has Initiative", Example 1 concerns small pocket pairs.
There is a picture of the hand and then an explanation of the appropriate play. In the explanation, it says: "...You and the aggressor have full stacks. "
My question is, where does it show the stack sizes? They don't seem to appear on my screen. Am I being silly, as usual?
Thanks,
Tim
Well, full stacks are always 100BB, no need to be shown imo.
Best regards,
TribunCaesar
Thanks TribunCaesar,
Let my clarify my post a bit. I'm not saying it should show the stack sizes in the diagram, necessarily. I'm just trying to find out whether it does already show the stack sizes (but for some technical reason, they don't appear on my screen)?
The reason I ask is that I use the examples like a self-test. I think, 'what I would do If I had this hand?' But in order to do that, you need the stack size?
Or, do you just always assume that for BSS articles you have 100BB and for SSS articles you have 20BB?
Cheers,
Tim
Originally posted by Tim64
Or, do you just always assume that for BSS articles you have 100BB and for SSS articles you have 20BB?
exactly. Please post a link of the article you are talking about, I'll have a look.
Best regards,
TribunCaesar
