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How good a bluff does it have to be to be believed?
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[QUOTE="cferdi, post: 6348114, member: 199411"] You mean believe you have the hand that you are representing? You are the bluffer? Wow, I find it hard enough o get anyone to believe when I have the nuts!!! Great paypay when you have the best hand and it pays, trouble is, sometimes you flop something like a str8 on the flop with rag suits but by the river and they suck out with a flush or their pair end up quads or something crazy - you just can't get rid of folks theses days. Like I said, great when it pays off though. Only time my bluffs win is when I've set up a reputation as a nit and I can tell that no-one has hit or they are passive or some other tell-tale and I have either hit something or have a draw to something and decide to bet, they might then get out of there because they've noticed I always have it when I've done it before. But if you get a reputation for constant bluffing, then I've noticed the table waiting to trap folks who do that. So I wouldn't do it unless you feel the table, personally. [/QUOTE]
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