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Exactly what it sounds like – your stack of chips is deep (or tall as some may see it). Players start with more chips than usual, often with longer blind levels, to allow for more play. Great for the more experienced players who feel they have an edge over the weaker players.

Poker Patter 4

Thursday, 25 February, 2010

The latest edition of “Poker Patter”, our guide to the ludicrous yet lavish language of the poker table, takes a look at the different types of tournament format on offer. So if you’ve ever been confused by a “cashout” or baffled by a “bounty”, read on.

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