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[QUOTE="ChrisFoxWallace, post: 6248289, member: 474011"]
My weaknesses? That is a great question. I have trouble staying focused when the stakes are not high. Grinding $2/5 games is tough for me and my win rate is not as high as it could be because I get bored and lose focus. I also start off slow in mixed game events, often making lots of mistakes the first few hours. And for the last few years I definitely don't study enough. I'm also a much better coach than player these days. My students are having better results than I am the last year or two.

I don't know about practicing bluffing. I like to just analyze the hand after the fact and think about how often my opponent would fold given what I think their range is. You can think about various sizing choices and how often they would fold to each one and then figure out the value of each option with a simple formula -

(Bluff Amount + Money In The Pot) * Opponent Fold % = Bluff Equity
Bluff Amount * Opponent Call Percentage = Bluff Loss
Bluff Equity - Bluff Loss = Total Equity

Whatever bluff has the highest total equity is the best. If none of them have a total equity that is a positive number, then no bluff is profitable.
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