Would anyone Be able to advise me bluffing when first starting out on micro cash 6 max, would you keep it to a minimumm

A lot of good players fold to a 3 bet pre flop, try that once in a blue moon first. No good reasons trying to bluff someone who dosen't fold.

C-bet when in position. Often. Regardless of what you have.

That's become more common, however, so a lot of people will call you nowadays. So consider c-betting the turn as well.

But it's best to not just do it 100% blindly. Consider the texture of the board, your opponents range (based on VPIP), and if possible check your opponent's "folds to c-bet stats".

Hi There
I would keep it to a minimum to see the flop
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Wow Sharpie, I've gotta admit. I've seen 'em black, I've seen 'em white, I've seen 'em brown. But I can't remember ever seeing someone with a blue rear end.

C betting the flop is great advice, you will likely take down lots of pots in 6max because the flop won't hit anyone a majority of the time.

Originally Posted by AJantwan

C-bet when in position. Often. Regardless of what you have.

That's become more common, however, so a lot of people will call you nowadays. So consider c-betting the turn as well.

But it's best to not just do it 100% blindly. Consider the texture of the board, your opponents range (based on VPIP), and if possible check your opponent's "folds to c-bet stats".

thanks for you prompt reply sir, with that in mind would you say having a HUD from the get go is a must to establish the VPIP and so on...

Cheers again

Try to dont bluff.

Originally Posted by marlonksmith

thanks for you prompt reply sir, with that in mind would you say having a HUD from the get go is a must to establish the VPIP and so on...

Cheers again

I'll be honest -- I probably don't look at HUD stats as often as I should, but sometimes I feel like the line to take is pretty straightforward. And if you're paying much attention, it's usually easy to remember who plays a lot of hands.

But it's not as easy to noticed someone who folds too much, IMO. They're just don't attract attention. And if you're not paying attention and/or if you're playing a lot of tables, then yes, you're going to need a HUD to remember VPIP.

Originally Posted by marlonksmith

Would anyone Be able to advise me bluffing when first starting out on micro cash 6 max, would you keep it to a minimumm

I would keep it situational and try to bluff with reason and make it believable.
Can't spell believable without lie