dreamer13
Legend
Loyaler
I often see the idea here that you can't bluff fish. They'll call with any pair, so you have to wait until you have the best hand to squeeze the most value out of them. While it's sometimes true that fish will call with any pair on any board, that's absolutely not always the case. I'm by no means a pro, but I think a significant portion of my live win rate comes from bluffing weak players. This can be a very profitable play, but it needs to be done correctly; competent players need to pick the right moments.
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bazza155
Rock Star
Platinum Level
A lot of players will make a big-all-in bluff, win and think they can do it all the time but then get called. A big all-in bluff now and then can be profitable and help keep your chip stack until you get good card. If you called and lose players will think your a bluffer so then you go all-in with a top hand they may call you thinking your bluffing again.
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gardenwall
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Moin,
it requires a careful assessment of your opponent, their potential hand range, and your own perceived image at the table, as well as a belief that they will fold. This tactic can be used at various stages, from an all-in pre-flop raise to steal the blinds, to a large river bet when a board doesn't seem to have helped you.
I highly recommend doing this with a large amount of experience instead of a tilt mood.
it requires a careful assessment of your opponent, their potential hand range, and your own perceived image at the table, as well as a belief that they will fold. This tactic can be used at various stages, from an all-in pre-flop raise to steal the blinds, to a large river bet when a board doesn't seem to have helped you.
I highly recommend doing this with a large amount of experience instead of a tilt mood.
Leandro Moecke
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I've done this a few times and it all went wrong kkkkk
