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Had a HU Sn'G regualar blind increases; stacking stack: 1.5k; nothing to fancy. Got him all-in with trips when his ace hit the turn. Had 100 chips left and somehow grinded it up to just under 1k. Look at the pic:
http://i1047.photobucket.com/albums/...cameback-1.png
So when is your opponent truly out? 50 chips? 10 chips?
I'll zoom and save. brb
0 chips I think is when your opponent is out
lol hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. JustSayn......................Quote:
Originally Posted by blufalotbob
He's out when he's out of chips. I think that's what you're asking here.
no more chips, no more play...end of story.
I wouldn't say that if player has 50 chips he is out either. I mean, if blinds are like 25/50 and 5 people sees the flops, it's already 250 chips in the pot.
Thanks for your input(s).
I've come back and placed 2nd in a SNG from 7.5 chips on bodog
I get what you are asking. It seems at least to me that online 0 is the answer. When you are live I think your opponent has a much harder time chipping up from nothing to something.
he out the second he/she is allin and drawing DEAD
Poker is like boxing. You respect your opponent untill he is down and out for the count. In a game based on luck AND skill, nobody can be counted out till they have nothing left.
i came back from 80 chips to 4k then allin and got knocked with AA figures
well, hes out when there are no chips remaning, but some players r "out" even b4 start to playing, i mean, they r "mentally" out of the game, i could easily mention some PO freerollers here but......well.........;)
That is not compelety true...Greg Merson had 3bigs left on day three and went to win the WSOP Main EventQuote:
Originally Posted by jayyy27
all one needs to start a comeback is a single chip. . . and one hell of a running streak!