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Message: [QUOTE="alienat3d, post: 4556791, member: 226185"] Sorry, if i'm repeating some of things, that [B]akmost[/B], rightly said, but yeah it really depends on many things, on who are your opponents, on what is your image at the table and so on, but to keep your variance lower i would go the most time for smaller "value bet alike" bluffs. The problem with the shove (over pot bet), that on micro/low limits there are many fish that would call it down with just top pair no kicker and laugh about you. And nits wouldn't call a half-pot value bet without strong hand. So i would save money for the case they do really have a hand and calling anyway, keeping the variance lower. Also, when i figure out my bluff bet sizing at river, i would remember, how much did i bet last time i had it and showed my hand? Was it 50% or was it 75% or was it pot bet? Do exactly the same with your bluff. Maybe my opponent paid attention and it bring him to thoughts i just trying to extract a value from very strong hand again. Still be careful about your patterns of bluffing, when playing with regs. If they are good, they making notes. Since your value-bet bluff been called, maybe you would like to switch to overpot bet, at the next situation, when you decide to bluff. Always change the gears, don't do the same thing in the same situation, when you play with good players. That way you make it harder to find a key you can be exploited. Also vice verse, always try to find a leak in your opponents play. Some people play differently with a strong and with a weak hands. Especially at micros, there are hardly anyone know what GTO is and how it works, so they have a lot of patterns through their actions you need to catch up, note and exploit as soon as possible. [/QUOTE]

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