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[QUOTE="TheseNutsWin, post: 1144542, member: 36745"]
It all depends what opponent you are playing. I think it's the most important factor of bluffing. You can't bluff a calling station. These people don't care what you have, they care that they have their middle, or small pair. When i started playing cash games $0.01/0.02 i learned it the hard way. I tried to bluff and got called all the time. I was unable to get it at that time, Thinking to myself, how come this guy called my reraise with Ks7h on the 8d7d5s9h board?? So if you want to bluff someone they better be a tight player or the type who thinks about the board and how dangerous it looks(did the straight/flush come)? How many times i got called by friends with A high on flush or straight boards, and i always thought to myself , WHAT AN IDIOT THIS GUY IS!!!! He didn't think i could possibly hit a straight or a flush??? It's because these players don't really care to put anyone on a hand so they dont think the board is dangerous to them enough to fold. They still hope to hit their A on the river with AK... lol those players you cant bluff... So remember, bluffing works well against tight and thinking players.. But also, dont bluff just because, your previous actions preflop , flop and turn must match the hand you are trying to represent by bluffing... good luck
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