Any spring to mind? I was thinking of that bluff where Tom Dwan had air, and Ivey had a pair of 5's. The board was all over cards, and Ivey wanted to call him! Was million pound pot I think..

Chris Moneymaker's bluff of Sam Fahra at the 2003 WSOP main event final table. Commonly referred to as "The bluff of the century"

Originally Posted by SolomonShawn

Any spring to mind? I was thinking of that bluff where Tom Dwan had air, and Ivey had a pair of 5's.omegle https://discord.software/ https://xender.vip/ The board was all over cards, and Ivey wanted to call him! Was million pound pot I think..

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Originally Posted by deeznutzz

Chris Moneymaker's bluff of Sam Fahra at the 2003 WSOP main event final table. Commonly referred to as "The bluff of the century"

I remember I've seen this hand but now I can't find the video.

I think this is the most interesting.

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Originally Posted by SolomonShawn

Any spring to mind? I was thinking of that bluff where Tom Dwan had air, and Ivey had a pair of 5's. The board https://ome-tv.com/ https://bazoo-cam.com/ https://dirtyroulette.pro/ was all over cards, and Ivey wanted to call him! Was million pound pot I think..

thank you soo much for this one. it's a nice one/

Who is number 1 gambler?

I've seen a lot of bluffing in movies, bluffing is an art of poker, not many people know it.

Raised by the Button, I saw Doyle Brunson call on the BB with a 7/2 off, then when the flop came 10,10, 2, he checked, the button player bet half pot, Doyle smiled and pushed all-in, to which the Button folded Saying "they don't call a hand Dolly Brunson for no reason".
Doyle said "you're right" then showed his 7/2 which was a shock because the other player had pocket 7/7 and would have won the pot.
That takes gut's to make a stand like that with the worse starting hand in the game, and pulling it off like a Master!

When the fun Stops, STOP!

I know this wasn't really what you were asking, but my greatest bluff of all time was in Las Vegas.
It was a $1/£2 limit game (as I was between tournaments) and I raised pre-flop with 9, 10 suited, got 2 callers. the flop came A, 4, 5 (none of my suit) and I bet. 1 call, 1 fold. The turn came a King and I bet again and won the pot.

That was many years ago and I still think it's my best bluff, cos in a limit game you just can't buy the pot you have to convince the opponent you have a better hand.

These are a selection of some of my faves -

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I dont remember who the other guy was, but it was involved Phil Ivey.

It was a paired board in HU, there was a lot of raises and nobody has nothing. And phil ivey goes all in and the other guy fold.

I dont know if its the best but it was good

The greatest Poker Bluff In the History of my opponents in the game at $ 0.25 Lol. But seriously, I haven't watched poker live for a long time. So I'll agree with you because Tom Dwan is the only poker player who has bluffed often and successfully. So most likely he will have the best bluff.

Tom Dwan had a couple of big bluffs on "Poker after Dark." Phil Ivey also showed a big bluff on TV, and Gus Hansen made a few aggressive bluffs on older broadcasts. They are all brilliant players.

72 on Monte Carlo 2018 final table this was insane ! :O

Well, there are lots of videos more interesting than this.

As for me, any bluff is an art, especially the one that made it possible to win.

Originally Posted by alien666dj

As for me, any bluff is an art, especially the one that made it possible to win.

I agreed with you 100%.

Here are some to whet your appetite for insane poker bluffs - dont try this at home! lol

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