bluffing.
But I think the question is a bit faulted, because it's heavily inclined to bluffing. I mean,you can bluff catch only on river, and bluffing may start even preflop.
If the question was whether people are better at bluffing or bluff catching on river, then I think a lot would answer bluff catching, because well, an average player loves to call 😛 :smile:
Everything is imho 🙂
But I think the question is a bit faulted, because it's heavily inclined to bluffing. I mean,you can bluff catch only on river, and bluffing may start even preflop.
If the question was whether people are better at bluffing or bluff catching on river, then I think a lot would answer bluff catching, because well, an average player loves to call 😛 :smile:
Everything is imho 🙂
Risto234 said:
i disagree. i have played years against the same players in CC games and it gets complicated to bluff, because as you know how the rest play, there are a ot of guys that have a good knowledge about me. as well, there is a basic concept that you can't do the same trick all the time.
Igor G said:
There is actually one member here whose avatar in poker sites has text "i never bluff" i should imagine this is false advertising sometimes ...
Happy for you and your game. It seems to me that a player can play bluff after reaching certain heights in poker. I don't consider playing bluffs at the micros as an indicator of understanding this side of poker. But if you play at high limits and have achieved a stable income on this, then I take off my hat.
I think I'm much better at bluffing than bluffing, it's hard to catch someone especially because you have to have a very good hand to know that your opponent is just bluffing, otherwise you don't have to have a great hand to bluff and make your opponent think you have a great game, I also think that when you bluff and get away with it and when you catch someone bluffing and win, it both feels good 😀 Regards.
Lately I’m been really good a calling bluffs. I called triple barrel bluffs few times made more money with mid pair than a good made hand as the betting patterns of triple barrel buffing usually doesn’t make much sense
I’m not as good with bluffing. I would say I only attempt to bluff is better when I prepare at least one street ahead when I certain cards comes on the board
Not to bluff without a plan is harder
I’m not as good with bluffing. I would say I only attempt to bluff is better when I prepare at least one street ahead when I certain cards comes on the board
Not to bluff without a plan is harder
Sivraj said:
I rarely make a bluff, because I still don't know how to do it right, but when I do, I only make a bluff bet on the flop or turn or river, I think bluffing the three bets is very risky and also that it depends on who you are bluffing against and the bet size
I am a bluff almost in most of the times that I find recreational players who always come to bet in very bad moments, in positions which always end up losing like the UTG for which I take advantage of this situation to steal chips from them, without good hands.
I think bluff catching is ''easier'' in serious games because you can actually put your opponents in a range based on their preflop and post flop actions. Who can do this in the small stakes where the players are playing just for fun? I play for fun too but I mean I try to play good.
I remember myself calling down a hand , saying myself ''he can't have this hand right?'' I mean hands like 72o , 83o etc where no one plays them in early position for example. Big mistake you can't do that in small stakes. Fortunately for me I have learned from my mistakes!
I remember myself calling down a hand , saying myself ''he can't have this hand right?'' I mean hands like 72o , 83o etc where no one plays them in early position for example. Big mistake you can't do that in small stakes. Fortunately for me I have learned from my mistakes!