Guess it depends on the buy-in level.Yermek said:Have you noticed that many Brazilian and Romanian games are bluffs? Constant raise on any cards. Hello to all brazilians
I think it depends a lot on the player. And from whom he studies.Yermek said:Have you noticed that many Brazilian and Romanian games are bluffs? Constant raise on any cards. Hello to all brazilians
Let's create ALB, "anonymous Lags from Brazil". Let's talk about bluff addictionNightStalker said:
I´m brazilian and i notice this recently too, many of my compatriots are playing very aggressive with whatever card they hold, before I noticed that most Russians played that way, but nowadays I see my compatriots adhering to the same strategy. But everyone knows why to play their favorite style, in the long run and in deep tournaments, the best will always win, experience, skills, studies, regular and consistent will always come out on topYermek said:Have you noticed that many Brazilian and Romanian games are bluffs? Constant raise on any cards. Hello to all brazilians
Yeeea thats right, i do it too with brazilian player, on CC freeroll i have a nots by half brazilian player, and when I'm dealing with a very brash Brazilian player, I sometimes use very large sizes "borntotilt" would envy ( 120%+++)Andyreas said:
I´m Brazilian, and off sure a percentage of my game is bluffing, once bluffing is part of game, however this statement raised by you is not an absolute true.Yermek said:Have you noticed that many Brazilian and Romanian games are bluffs? Constant raise on any cards. Hello to all brazilians
Not quite but close.Gritz18 said:
