Here's something to ask yourself!

#1 15-03-2008, 10:16 PM

What are the percentage of hands you win with the cards you are dealt in relation to the percentage of hands you win when representing a certain hand in bluffable situations?

I mean how many hands do you win when bluffing rather than playing straight?

#2 15-03-2008, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by player7000

What are the percentage of hands you win with the cards you are dealt in relation to the percentage of hands you win when representing a certain hand in bluffable situations?

I mean how many hands do you win when bluffing rather than playing straight?

Not near as many in my case, probably like 80/20

#3 16-03-2008, 4:11 AM

really strange I was thinking the exact same thing myself earler today.

#4 16-03-2008, 5:53 AM

I refuse to answer that question in order to not implicate myself in a number of pot heists

But truthfully, 80/20 sounds like a fair number.

#5 16-03-2008, 1:25 PM

I don't bluff, I c-bet and use my positional advantage

. Most of what I consider bluffing occurs for me when I bluff raise a player who seems to be weak. I have certainly tried to restrict some of my aggressiveness lately so I don't get trapped in pots and to vary my game with passive rounds of checking.

Anyways, what does it matter which cards you hold when the other player isn't willing to call?


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