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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="Pichman189, post: 5862210, member: 447751"] "There are many factors affecting the pre-flop decision-making process including positions, opponent types, effective stack, raise sizings, and tournament state. We’ve done our best to give you good general guidelines. If you’re unsure whether to play a certain hand, then just fold for now and wait for a good spot. (Okay this bullet point has officially become an essay!) " Briefly and clearly!) In fact, thank you for such interesting information. Effective stack is a new and interesting concept for me. I answered correctly to the answer of the quiz that the MP player has an effective stack, since we are his cover, if he was a cover for us, then the effective stack would be just the size of our stack. I think an effective stack is important for making a decision not only preflop but also on the flop, turn and river. Am I right? Lesson 6 completed (book + video and answered all the quiz questions correctly, I'm happy) [/QUOTE]
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