Bluff or Check??

[qb93]

Situation: you pre-flop raise, 1 caller. Flop, guy checks, bet 50%, called. Turn, guy checks, bet 75%. River, guy checks again, now you know you beat when someone keeps check/calling.
Question: do you continue to rep the board, and bluff when you know you beat, especially when you got 3x his stack??

 

[Garfield52]

if you know yu are beat then why risk your chips ???

 

[popstani]

Depends on history with opponent, if he can fold on the river, then bet, if he don’t, then don’t bet. If you don’t know him, then don’t bluff until you see what kind of player he is. It’s simple.

 

[IllDaShystee]

90/10 bluff

 

[akmost]

I guess you can represent some hands in those situations when a good river for you comes but still , who is your opponent? What's the phase of the tournament? We don't want to bluff a calling station , having give ups(I mean check back) especially in position doesn't make you a worse player but a wiser one. You want to maintain your chips in a tournament otherwise you are out!

 

[mateuszjason]

easy. You need make a pression on opponent, story is simple. if he cheks You beting/

also bluff also value bet

 

[alien666dj]

With such lines from opponents, I will most often lose.

 

[WeedVargasS]

I always play to be aggressive at the end of the tournament, at the beginning I can't bluff

 

[eetenor]

Situation: you pre-flop raise, 1 caller. Flop, guy checks, bet 50%, called. Turn, guy checks, bet 75%. River, guy checks again, now you know you beat when someone keeps check/calling.
Question: do you continue to rep the board, and bluff when you know you beat, especially when you got 3x his stack??

Thank you for posting.

The skills that you can build off the table that will help you to know when to bluff are.

1 learning ranges for your self and your Villains based on position on the table.

2 How do ranges interact with certain boards

3 How do our V play there hands? Slow play what? XR what? Call down what?

4 How does our V expect us to play our hands flop turn river?

Note taking is a very important part of finding the data to answer the above questions.
Your HUD does not answer this completely

Hope this helps

 

[skavenger]

Situation: you pre-flop raise, 1 caller. Flop, guy checks, bet 50%, called. Turn, guy checks, bet 75%. River, guy checks again, now you know you beat when someone keeps check/calling.
Question: do you continue to rep the board, and bluff when you know you beat, especially when you got 3x his stack??

I lack information to give you an accurate answer, but most of the time I'm going to bet the river yes.