easy · Poker Theory Foundations
In a cash game, if you are 'Short-Stacked', what does that usually imply?
- You have just lost a very large pot
- You have folded too many hands in a row
- You are playing in a game with few players (under this line)
- You have a very small amount of chips relative to the blinds
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