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[QUOTE="DawgNutz, post: 375609, member: 6898"] [b]When NOT to bluff[/b] As has already been said, not enough information for a good reply or for any basis to disagree. I [B]can[/B] offer experience in small stakes, though. I play B&M and the only HE games spread are 3/6 & 4/8, usually 9 seats. Most days the 3/6 is 7 loose chasers. A typical "No Fold'em" game. If your bluff % rises above 0, you're in for a heap'a hurtin'. The 4/8 gets the better players. Chasers drop to maybe 2. But - it's not unusual for 6-7 to see the flop even if the action's capped. Not much sense in a pre-flop bluff if 7 are determined to see a flop no matter what. Playing the flop, in position and if it's checked around, a bluff will occasionally pay off. Here, though, is where you absolutely must know the other players. Some guys really get off on c/r'g and others are too weak to bet out or raise from EP with a small set or small pairs. Bottom line, be careful accepting the 6% number as a hard rule. If you play thousands of hands online and use tracking software, it might be an interesting statistic to check against your own play. [/QUOTE]
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