10 thoughts on “Stack Size – Advanced Poker Concepts”

  1. Very interesting vid. Quick question. Early tournament with a monster stack you mentioned that we play hands with implied odds. Would you rather see a flop cheaply with hands like small pockets or suited connectors or raise the pot for value? My concern is that most of the time you are going to miss the flop. Since stacks are still large its difficult to play your opponents stack since bets are small (compared to stack size) and not easily bluffed off a hand. Would appreciate your reply. 10x.

  2. Konrad. You're asking very intelligent questions. One of the best things you can do in a poker tournament is skillfully stack a bad player early when effective stacks are deep. This requires observation, skill, and luck (IP against bad player, deep, early in the MTT). I can tell you would benefit from our library. Isolation raising, playing in position, and Pot Geometry are prob good topics for you to study further. Getting it in deep requires multi-street bet size planning 😀

  3. sir if you dont mind me asking, how many titles have you won so far in poker tournaments? or how much money have you won?

  5. With 14-15 BB's it's still very possible to steal/fold. E.g. minraising A5s UTG. Watch out for shorter stacks though.

  9. I have a question: what is the best starting stack size? How many BB blind are in there? I usually play with friends with 100 bb and 5000 the total stack size, is that good?

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