Okay, let's break down this chip distribution scenario and discuss potential strategies.
"Understanding the Chip Distribution:"
"90% in Chips (Group A):" This is the vast majority of the chips. They are likely clustered together, possibly in one or two large stacks. This group represents the "money" or the "main stack." "70% in Chips (Group B):" This group makes up 70% of the chips. This means Group B contains only 10% of the total chips (0.7 / 0.9 = 0.777... ≈ 78% of the smaller group, or 10% of the total). This group is smaller and more dispersed than Group A. They might be in several smaller stacks spread across the table.
"Key Implications:"
1. "Strongly Skewed Distribution:" The chips are heavily concentrated in Group A. Group B is a smaller, fragmented stack. 2. "Group A Dominance:" The player holding Group A has a significant chip advantage. They can afford larger bets and are less likely to be bubble-touched (feeling pressure to fold due to stack sizes). 3. "Group B Vulnerability:" The player holding Group B has a smaller stack relative to the total pot and the main stack. They are more vulnerable to being bluffed out or forced to fold strong hands due to pot odds and the size of the

筹码峰。90%是7。70%是4.6。这样的筹码分部。怎么操作