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Ever Felt Embarrassed After a Bluff Goes Wrong? Here's My Story...
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[QUOTE="dimon4ik89, post: 7113512, member: 277875"] In your situation, you need to analyze the entire hand from start to finish in order to understand why this situation happened. First, what raise did you give preflop? Second, what position was your opponent in that he entered the game with such a trash hand. If, for example, you made a minimum raise and your opponent was on the big blind, then there is nothing strange in this situation. And the second point: even if he had a weak pocket pair, then on the flop he already had a full house, and you only needed 6 outs from the deck to win this hand. In this situation, I think it would be right to make a test minimum bet, and when your opponent raised your bet, you just needed to fold. But again, here it was necessary to know how your opponent plays in order to make the right decision. Yes, of course, I had similar situations, I can't say that I felt awkward, but there were moments when I was surprised that my opponents responded to my preflop raise with about the same hand as your opponent, and at the same time they were in early or middle position, and hit the flop about the same as your opponent. And when I bluffed on the flop and ended up losing this hand, I was surprised how this could even happen). But these are all game moments, the main thing is to draw the right conclusions and continue playing. [/QUOTE]
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