Bluffzone68
Legend
Platinum Level
terryk
TheCanuckwithalltheluck
Bronze Level
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muazkkh1996
Rock Star
Silver Level
great advice,its one of my problem,playing too many handsI don't concern myself with winning "hands",,,i want to win the tournament.Good players note players who play too many hands (they must be bluffing) and just wait until the right time to play against that player,,,you may accumulate chips this way,but you will never win.
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biggs3369
Rising Star
Bronze Level
fishfood80
Rock Star
Silver Level
What % of your hands are bluffs,for me its more than 30% and is usually how i win most of the times,because mostly i get shit cards
Straight up bluffing with no blockers and no relevant cards at all, I'd say less than ten percent. Now if I have a good blocker that's relevant to possible flushes and straights on board the number probably goes up to around 35 percent. With open enders or flush draws on the flop I semi bluff a high percentage of the time, definitely over 50 %. I like to balance that out by betting on made flopped hands when obvious flush draws or straight draws flop as well.
SouthparkSith
Visionary
Silver Level
This is impossible to answer, every table every tournament every situation is completely different? At one table the answer may be 1% or hardly ever and an hour later it may be 30% it's impossible to figure out the over all?
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spottedflyer
Visionary
Silver Level
lol its not a mistake its just the way you play
for me its really about my mood and how i feel, the patience and all, i cant say if its 20 or 30%, sometimes its a 100% and sometimes it 4,3%
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SteveBNC
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Bluff Cash Vs Tournament
I have found that bluffing early in a tournament depending on position is less risky.
Later on when short stacks are more likely to shove after you I will not bluff unless position gives the opportunity. Just watch out for the slow rolls.
I have found that bluffing early in a tournament depending on position is less risky.
Later on when short stacks are more likely to shove after you I will not bluff unless position gives the opportunity. Just watch out for the slow rolls.
Inequitas
Legend
Silver Level
Inequitas Bluff %
Hmmm Its not good to admit to Bluffing, Or Maybe it's better to Fake a Bluff rather than admit a foolish donk move...lol
Like having High two card Hand and over betting to see if you can catch a pair on the river lol Bluff or Fake Bluff?
Haha Well either way I'd Say I dont go more than 5% of the time past Flop without having something to bet value on... or better said 5% of the time I'm searching for an out, on the river... Any bet i make up to the point of reaching my out's can be considered a Bluff, Idiot Move or Hero Play depending on the out come...
So I'm a Nitty Player...
Hmmm Its not good to admit to Bluffing, Or Maybe it's better to Fake a Bluff rather than admit a foolish donk move...lol
Like having High two card Hand and over betting to see if you can catch a pair on the river lol Bluff or Fake Bluff?
Haha Well either way I'd Say I dont go more than 5% of the time past Flop without having something to bet value on... or better said 5% of the time I'm searching for an out, on the river... Any bet i make up to the point of reaching my out's can be considered a Bluff, Idiot Move or Hero Play depending on the out come...
So I'm a Nitty Player...
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Darth_Moola
Rock Star
Silver Level
Having 30% of hands be bluffs sounds like a high number. Does that mean you are playing more than 30% of hands you are given, or is it 30% of the hands you play are bluffs? Sorry if this was obvious and I just missed the context as a read.
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Jauwai
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Mine is about 6.5%, for the sole purpose that if you only play good hands or if you in other words, are a "Tight Player", you mifht have gains, but staying too much at the same table/game mode will get you tagged then your profits would end up being very minimal as people will reckon you never bluff hence they will stop following your bids.
Notice your opponents, take notes and never all-in all that much unless you are certain with a perfect calculation that you are gonna be winning.
I've lost quite a bit myself, but the good thing is that the time between refills are getting further away from each other.
Play safe, bluff wisely and the game is yours.
Post-Scriptum: Don't forget to cash out of the tables when you have a significant lead, never stay too much when for instance, the buy-in was 5$ and you cap 25 $ or even 15$, you sould take that money out and come back.
Being the chip lead can sometimes, even often, trick you into useless following of other players and before you know it you lost most of it if not all!
Enjoy the game brothers and sisters, and remember, money put in the game should never be the money from your expenses, just extra gains from overtime or things like such.
Notice your opponents, take notes and never all-in all that much unless you are certain with a perfect calculation that you are gonna be winning.
I've lost quite a bit myself, but the good thing is that the time between refills are getting further away from each other.
Play safe, bluff wisely and the game is yours.
Post-Scriptum: Don't forget to cash out of the tables when you have a significant lead, never stay too much when for instance, the buy-in was 5$ and you cap 25 $ or even 15$, you sould take that money out and come back.
Being the chip lead can sometimes, even often, trick you into useless following of other players and before you know it you lost most of it if not all!
Enjoy the game brothers and sisters, and remember, money put in the game should never be the money from your expenses, just extra gains from overtime or things like such.
