Thank you brother for the answer.The point is, it's not that it's hard to bluff in a freeroll, the hard part is to make this bluff happen, especially in a freeroll, where the boys match up with any rubbish.
I think bluffing is a powerful weapon in poker, and I think that if you don't bluff, you can hardly win a tournament, especially when it's a freeroll.
I've seen some comments here in the chat, saying that they never bluff and manage to win a tournament, it can even happen, but it's one in life and the other in death.
But remember that for a bluff to pass, the story must be well told, from beginning to end, the villain must believe his story.
Just my opinion, I don't own the truth, and I'm no better than anyone else.
That's true brotherIf it's a big freeroll with thousands of players, bluffing is almost impossible because 99% of the time someone will match you, especially in the first few levels. I think it's easier to bluff between the middle and the end of the tournament because, usually, crazy players are already out of the tournament.
bluffing is necessary in all types of cards, and poker would be no different, because the cards are not always good and we have to use the bluff in most plays.tell me about your experiences
Cheers
My game is quite similar to yours Irina.A lot depends on the value of this freeroll for me... I generally play like a regular tournament and bluff where the situation allows it without compromising the final result. Freeroll with buyback I play in the all-in/fold mode, before the add-on anyway. And there is almost no bluff either on my part or on the part of the opponents. :Cold:
Yes it is. I can easily outbluff everyoneThere is no point in trying to bluff the loose type player, semi-bluffing those types are better, it is always good to have some sort of showdown value against those loose players.
Freeroll is an ocean. Bluffing in an ocean is an adventure.tell me about your experiences
Cheers