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[QUOTE="BelgoSuisse, post: 1078836, member: 30299"]
When, usually the situations are not as clear cut as that. you can't narrow down villain's range enough to know if you're beat or not, and you're rarely drawing dead when called.

Anyway, let's ignore these caveats and focus entirely on fold equity. If you compare cash to MTTs, in cash you have both less and more fold equity, which should entice you to bluff both less and more... In other words, it depends. :D Let me explain:

Less FE because you cannot threaten villain with elimination, which translates in the fact that the $EV of a big call in MTTs is often less than its cEV. (hope you're familiar with ICM?)

More FE because you typically play a lot deeper and that gives you leverage as a bet on flop threatens to be followed by exponentially bigger bets on turn and river.

It means you should be more willing to "bluff" (even if in most cases that term is not strictly correct) on early streets in cash games and less willing to bluff the last street.
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