If I report on "Big Bet Poker", I am referring to any game with a no-limit or pot-limit betting structure. If I report on "Deep Stack", I am referring to the size of a player's chip stack relative to the blinds. For example, a $ 1000 stack with a $ 1 would be - $ 2 game is very high, but very small for a $ 25-50 game.

The sum of money plays no role, only the relation to the size of the blinds is important. A blind stack 100 is usually regarded as the standard. Anything over 150 is considered high blinds and the larger the pile, the more important these concepts discussed here. If stack sizes is spoken, I will refer to the "Effective stack size".

It is the smallest chip stack that actively participates in the pot. It makes no difference whether you have $ 1,000,000 on the table, if your opponent has only 100 $. The effective stack size is $ 100 and this is the amount that you should consider when continuing the sheet in your spreadsheet.

The flop is the second phase of the game. Strictly speaking, the three cards called the flop, which are now revealed in the center, the board called. As we can see in the graph, the dealer has given a flop the A ?, 5 ? 2 ? and us. These are the first three community cards, and thus form the flop . The community cards or flop, we can now combine with our maps and our hands. In this phase, we can estimate the true strength of our hands for the first time, because you eventually even play poker with five cards, not just two.

Now that the first three community cards are exposed, is set again. The small blind would still in the game, he would now be allowed to set first. Instead, however, begins the big blind, who still is so in the game. The big blind decides against using the time being and decided to check it. The remaining players 5 and 6 also check. Now, was the last of the round, turn.