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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6827473, member: 1003394"]
Truly showing a bluff is not interesting.
The important thing is to call a bluff.
What's more, if you are a regular player you must bluff.
And at least in cash, it is very important that you bluff sometimes and that the other opponent sees your cards.
Because if you are a regular player, your bluffs will take up at least 25% of your hands and the other 75% are firm hands.
When I started playing cash at low levels, I labeled those who bluffed me as liars.
After many tags I had to change them for regular ones who make a bluff from time to time and I make a note of it to the player.
Making a bluff and showing it does not make you a good player, but playing a hand and catching a bluff does make you a fearsome player.
For me, showing a bluff is a sign of weakness, that is, the player wants to put pressure on you and show strength, when in truth he is weak because anxiety moves him to a range in which he cannot bear to pass the tournament without having some decent hand, then they bluff too much and usually those players finish very quickly in the tournament.
Greetings:):):)
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