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mclaughlinph
Rock Star
Silver Level
DizzyDeb717
Visionary
Bronze Level
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gichka97
Visionary
Bronze Level
Yes, the feeling is good when you bluff and win, but you should manage to stop yourself bluffing especially in situations your opponent is reading your mind well. The best thing to do is to think about the next hand and to try again not immediately, but after two three hands and it may work.
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TheDev
Rock Star
Silver Level
every good poker player bluffs from time to time. The key is to time your bluff well. You need to know who you are playing, your position, stack sizes, and a few other factors to make good bluffs. Otherwise you are just rolling the dice hoping your bluff works.
Bluffing is a key weapon in a good poker players arsenal
Bluffing is a key weapon in a good poker players arsenal
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HungryLyan
Rock Star
Silver Level
I do bluff but not too often. It also depends on what opponent plays are like during a tournament. I find especially near the bubble that opponents that have low stack are easy to bluff against as they are most likely to fold as they desperately trying to squeeze themselves into the money.
Berandir
Visionary
Platinum Level
I, as a poker player, bluff. However, since "bluffing" is a feature of the poker game, there is a right time and time to do it, and there are even methods that help you practice it correctly at a poker table.
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B1BOMBER
Legend
Bronze Level
Bluffing is an important part of your poker game. It helps in my opinion to have a fake tell for good hands or discuss openly at the table of your favorite hand and a board that fits perfectly with what you claim to be your favorite hand.
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Claudiunm
Legend
Platinum Level
Hello to all CC friends!
Bluffing is part of the essence of poker. Poker is essentially luck and strategy. But if you just wait for luck you won't be able to go very far. There comes the bluff. Most of the time neither you nor your opponents will form a strong hand on the flop. Then Bluff comes in to get them off the table before they form their hands.
But as part of the game's strategy, the bluff should not be used in any way. If you have nothing in your hand and the flop doesn't scare anyone, bluffing is dangerous. Use at your own risk. But if you are drawing to a flush or a sequence, bluffing it is a good option, as you can form a strong hand on the turn or the river. Very low bluffing is not a threat. It is an invitation that you make to the opponent to call or worse raise you. Bluffing too loud makes your opponent wonder if it's not a bluff. If you want a rule, bluff between 33% and 66% of the pot. Remembering that every rule has an exception. Another interesting option is to bluff loudly when a pair flops. This makes your opponents believe that you have Three of a kind. The problem is if someone at the table does. So be naughty. Another issue to consider is your position at the table in that hand. The best position to bluff is when you are the Dealer, as you have had the opportunity to evaluate all other players before making your move. From the Dealer, the position worsens counterclockwise. If you don't know what poker positions are, do some research. Finally, there is another type of bluff: pretending not to have a good hand. With that, you give confidence to the opponent, who bets high when he should fold. Then, on the river you place your bet. If the opponent runs, he will have already left a lot of money on the table. pretend not to have a good hand. With that, you give confidence to the opponent, who bets high when he should fold. Then, on the river you place your bet. If the opponent runs, he will have already left a lot of money on the table. pretend not to have a good hand. With that, you give confidence to the opponent, who bets high when he should fold. Then, on the river you place your bet. If the opponent runs, he will have already left a lot of money on the table.
Bluffing is part of the essence of poker. Poker is essentially luck and strategy. But if you just wait for luck you won't be able to go very far. There comes the bluff. Most of the time neither you nor your opponents will form a strong hand on the flop. Then Bluff comes in to get them off the table before they form their hands.
But as part of the game's strategy, the bluff should not be used in any way. If you have nothing in your hand and the flop doesn't scare anyone, bluffing is dangerous. Use at your own risk. But if you are drawing to a flush or a sequence, bluffing it is a good option, as you can form a strong hand on the turn or the river. Very low bluffing is not a threat. It is an invitation that you make to the opponent to call or worse raise you. Bluffing too loud makes your opponent wonder if it's not a bluff. If you want a rule, bluff between 33% and 66% of the pot. Remembering that every rule has an exception. Another interesting option is to bluff loudly when a pair flops. This makes your opponents believe that you have Three of a kind. The problem is if someone at the table does. So be naughty. Another issue to consider is your position at the table in that hand. The best position to bluff is when you are the Dealer, as you have had the opportunity to evaluate all other players before making your move. From the Dealer, the position worsens counterclockwise. If you don't know what poker positions are, do some research. Finally, there is another type of bluff: pretending not to have a good hand. With that, you give confidence to the opponent, who bets high when he should fold. Then, on the river you place your bet. If the opponent runs, he will have already left a lot of money on the table. pretend not to have a good hand. With that, you give confidence to the opponent, who bets high when he should fold. Then, on the river you place your bet. If the opponent runs, he will have already left a lot of money on the table. pretend not to have a good hand. With that, you give confidence to the opponent, who bets high when he should fold. Then, on the river you place your bet. If the opponent runs, he will have already left a lot of money on the table.
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Alexkaria
Rock Star
Silver Level
Personally, I have one such as I consider a negative trait as a bluff. In 70% of cases, I lose with a bluff. rivals look at cards with even the lowest combination. I think need to completely remove the bluff from my game.
