Craziest bluff you’ve ever Pulled or Seen

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Once, I've called a raise with a 2-3, and two Aces came up on the Flop with a 2, I've raised then, and a 3 came up on the turn. The guy calls me, so I raise again like 33% of my stack; what comes up on the river? a 3! I know, it's not exactly a bluff, but, I go All-In, the guy folds, and shows one of his Aces. I just got very lucky on the river card.
 
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WladiYoga said:
Once, I've called a raise with a 2-3, and two Aces came up on the Flop with a 2, I've raised then, and a 3 came up on the turn. The guy calls me, so I raise again like 33% of my stack; what comes up on the river? a 3! I know, it's not exactly a bluff, but, I go All-In, the guy folds, and shows one of his Aces. I just got very lucky on the river card.
Wtf great river 🤔
 
WladiYoga said:
Once, I've called a raise with a 2-3, and two Aces came up on the Flop with a 2, I've raised then, and a 3 came up on the turn. The guy calls me, so I raise again like 33% of my stack; what comes up on the river? a 3! I know, it's not exactly a bluff, but, I go All-In, the guy folds, and shows one of his Aces. I just got very lucky on the river card.
if the situation was as you say flop AA2 turn 3 river 3, then on river your combination was full house 333AA and your opponent showed one ace, which means his combination was full house AAA33 - and he folds second nuts?! (Ok, maybe third one if A23 was same suit)
 
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Chris Moneymaker vs. Sam Farha – wsop Main Event 2003

The bluff that changed history.
In a crucial heads-up hand, Moneymaker made a big river bet with K-high, holding absolutely nothing and representing a straight.
Farha had a middle pair but ended up folding.
This bluff not only gave Moneymaker huge momentum—it’s the moment that triggered the online poker boom.
 
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austral said:
Chris Moneymaker vs. Sam Farha – WSOP Main Event 2003

The bluff that changed history.
In a crucial heads-up hand, Moneymaker made a big river bet with K-high, holding absolutely nothing and representing a straight.
Farha had a middle pair but ended up folding.
This bluff not only gave Moneymaker huge momentum—it’s the moment that triggered the online poker boom.
Oh that's historic 🤯
 
The best bluff for me actually happened last week. I had 7 3 suited in the Big blind, I called after my opponent 3bet my raise and the flop came 5 5 8
(two diamonds and one club) I bet half pot because the board favours my range, and he 3bet me again. I called and the turn was a 10 of clubs, I checked and he checked back, I immediately put him on AK at this point, the river came a 2 of spades. And I checked again preparing for him to bet, and he pushed basically 80% of he stack in the middle, I waited a few minutes and went all in, he was disgusted because he was prized in but also he also thought that he was obviously beat, he showed his AK and folded it, I said good gold and showed him the bluff. Man he was sick after seeing that 7 3 lol
 
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Mazembe said:
The best bluff for me actually happened last week. I had 7 3 suited in the Big blind, I called after my opponent 3bet my raise and the flop came 5 5 8
(two diamonds and one club) I bet half pot because the board favours my range, and he 3bet me again. I called and the turn was a 10 of clubs, I checked and he checked back, I immediately put him on AK at this point, the river came a 2 of spades. And I checked again preparing for him to bet, and he pushed basically 80% of he stack in the middle, I waited a few minutes and went all in, he was disgusted because he was prized in but also he also thought that he was obviously beat, he showed his AK and folded it, I said good gold and showed him the bluff. Man he was sick after seeing that 7 3 lol
Man putting 80% of the stack in middle and then let it go hard man . Kudos to you man great play
 
Mag_P1e said:
if the situation was as you say flop AA2 turn 3 river 3, then on river your combination was full house 333AA and your opponent showed one ace, which means his combination was full house AAA33 - and he folds second nuts?! (Ok, maybe third one if A23 was same suit)
All right, you've caught me lying, I've invented that and invented it not very well. I am ashamed and sorry.
 
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The craziest bluff I've ever seen was an opponent raising with a 2 and a 7 of different suits after the flop came high. For me, it was good, because I won the hand.
 
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Oh, I’ve seen a guy go all-in with basically nothing and start narrating his “epic royal flush dream” like he was telling a bedtime story… and somehow, everyone folded. Absolute legend. 😎
 
Shadow6969 said:
What's the craziest bluff you've ever pulled off (or seen)?
Yes, that's right. There were three queens on the table and some other cards (I don't remember them anymore). I made a big raise! My opponent wrote to me in the chat (it was strange, I thought there were four queens in the deck!). We both laughed! But I was sad! Naturally, he had a fourth queen!
 
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Once I was bluffing, to form a ladder, the other player was just equalizing, in the end I didn't get a river, like crazy I had to throw all in, my opponent retired, because I didn't have a pair.
 
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