That's because they know your game, slow play an awesome hand let them raise you, then hit them with a big raise to catch them off guard. When I do that they always have AA and hit an A on the flop, but that is just bad luck for me, so be cautious.Hi Team,
New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?
Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
This is exactly the main advantage, high chips, big stack. Combined with late positions, we steal good pots from the smallest stack detaining players.Hi Team,
New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?
Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
The way to catch someone like that is to just stay on the call-mode when you have a hand and he raise. And when you don't have it, don't bluff if he's an aggressive player postfop. If he's not giving up pots when he has any semi draws or even air and just wants to put pressure on your stack, betting low equity hands or pure bluffs is something you can't afford. Against these rivals, it is better to let them be the ones who end up being victims of their own aggression, when you have a hand. It is also not necessary to clarify that you should call him with hands that you usually would not call 3 streets or stack with any Top pair +, depending on the case and the board, even with any made hand. In resume: call more with any made hands or weak draw, bet less with bluffs, and only bet with pure value (TP+) and strong drawsHi Team,
New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?
Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
lose a lot of chips without show dawn, and when you call you will be losingHi Team,
New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?
Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
For me it depends on where you are in the tournament…if you are close to the bubble and there are several stacks low then I keep folding if I have nothing and hope the others players go out before you and you make it into the moneyHi Team,
New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?
Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
Was just gonna say, if the big stack is being really agressive, I’ll tighten my range and when I’m going to play a hand it’s one I’m going to shove on them, usually after the aggressor doubles up someone a couple of times, they settles down, and as a side benefit, if you were the one to double up, it may give you some more respect from others at the table and allow you to get away with a bluff or 2.Make an analysis of how you are playing or behaving at the table, also analyze the bluffer, and when you agree to have a good hand, all inn him
Good advice. When you are unpredictable, they start playing with you more carefully.Be unpredictable!
I totally agree with this oneIt is worth waiting for big-chip bluffers with a good hand and leaving them with a ready hand, let them pay.
So you have to wait for a good card that hits the flop and then leave it for the bluffer to raise, you just have to call all the way through to see if he doubles our entire chip stock.