Harrington is on the cash table-about deep chips.

Ed Miller's Introduction to Texas Hold 'em introduces the small chip strategy in detail. The basic content involved is how to play a good hand as much as possible before or on the flop.

This is a medium number of chips. It doesn't mean anything, unless you play this strategy mechanically, that is, try to play all the cards after the flop, and the very strong cards are mixed with some semi-bluff. This chip depth is similar to the nature of a small chip game.

In this number of chips, we really entered the deep chip game. At first, the game didn't focus on the quality of the starting hand, but more on the goal and motivation of winning all the chips of the opponent.

A real deep chip game. The value of the starting hand has completely changed, and winning all the chips of the opponent has become the ultimate goal of the game to some extent.