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Poker - Calling to bluff flush
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Calling to bluff flush
On 1 on 1 situation, I enjoy this bluff. Let say someone doubles the blinds and you decide to call him to see the flop. Two suited cards come with another high card (king or ace). If the raiser preflop, bets, obviously he has something you call him. If your "flush" comes on the turn or river, then you bet massive and if the other play is clever he should fold.
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But then a good player like myself will think.
"Why did he bet so much if he hit his flush? Why didn't he check it and try to play it tricky or at least put in a smaller bet to gain some value." And call you down and win the pot.... |
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re: Calling to bluff flush
I wouldn't make an overbet here, but I actually think the timing of calling, calling, calling until you make your flush and then betting out when playing heads up is a great strategy. I wouldn't overuse it, I wouldn't show my cards, and I wouldn't bluff anything again for a little while after that, but yeah, nice one.
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On the other hand, if you've been fairly passive lately, I would expect a bet. Finally, if you're playing very low stakes, I might expect an all-in here from a person who'd made their flush. |
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