How to deal with bluffers

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Hi Team,

New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?

Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
 
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They are the big stack and being agressive is very common strategy and it's reasonable .Easy way to steal blinds.I think they have noticed how you playing and guess you might not hit something.So it's not the size of the stack .
 
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reynaldoxxx said:
Hi Team,

New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?

Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
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Play either aggressive or trap with strong hand otherwise just save your chips!
 
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Against a big stack bluff or re-raise, the only sure move is to go all-in with a good hand or a monster. Otherwise, such an opponent will tear your stack apart in several moves.
 
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All in/fold. There's no much to do as a newbie
 
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reynaldoxxx said:
Hi Team,

New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?

Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
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simple. do the opposite of what you are doing. It will work. learning to bluff is something you will only learn over time. I even show my good cards at some good times, as a way of showing that I was telling the truth about the game.
 
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it just seems to me that you bet when you have a good card and you don't bluff yourself or you bluff extremely rarely, in a word, it's easier for him to play because of the stack size and they read your game, it's apparently monotonous
 
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Maybe u're playing a very transparent poker, so anyone know when u're strong or not. U should to be more agressive even when u don't have strong holdings, so they u have to pay more ur raises since u are not with a made game when u bet.
 
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It is quite logical that a player who leads the table in bluffing chips to steal blinds is a game strategy.
You must learn to wait and be aggressive when the opportunity arises.
I think the bluff also depends a lot on your opponent's bet, if the raise is weak it's probably a bluff.
It's also good to wait for your strong hand, you always have a strong hand in an MTT, you must know how to play it to make a null or monstrous hand.
If you start looking at the table with a well-earned hand, you'll see that when you take action the opponent will be careful when it comes to bluffing.
Knock and watch your table, this is very important for studying your opponents. Don't do anything else when you retire, just watch. The flipped cards give a lot of information.😉😉😉 👍 👍 👍 👍
 
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In such cases, if you rarely get a good card, your stack will naturally decrease. I sometimes go all-in with a middle card against such a player when he doesn't raise but only calls. You have to take risks so as not to lose the stack's performance.
 
Actually, it depends on the situation. If you can deal with it calmly each time, there is nothing to be afraid of.
 
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you have to analyze in which spots he/she actually bluffs . try to see a pattern . for example he/she could be bluffing always on the turn or river to pick up the pot even though he got already beaten by other players at that spot without them even having a big hand . once you figured this out the next thing you wanna do is to hit something good and then play it slow and let him/her bluff the turn and/or river and then make a big reraise (but be careful) and basically milk him/her
 
Like most are saying you need to choose your moment and do it on the big hands when you believe you have the odds.
And don't forget, they're not always bluffing, so go careful! 😉
 
there is no strategy against bluffing. because you either take a hit or run away
 
I think against this profile you should adjust your range and call with hands that better perform your equity.Lol🙂😉😎😀
 
call a raise , then let him bet and go allin that is to stop him cold from bluffing
 
reynaldoxxx said:
Hi Team,

New to the poker community, my question is how do we deal with bluffers with high chips?

Looks like when I'm against a bluffer and he has more chips than I do, they always raise when I have nothing, but when I do they fold. Any suggestions or strattegy?
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Always go all in pre flop dont be bullied even if hes a massive stack

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call a raise , then let him bet and go allin that is to stop him cold from bluffing
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totally agree with this strategy

Rvstam said:
there is no strategy against bluffing. because you either take a hit or run away
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exactly never run or be bullied some you win some you lose but never run

ROYALROAD said:
Actually, it depends on the situation. If you can deal with it calmly each time, there is nothing to be afraid of.
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Calmly is exactly how you should play any hand so calmly go all in pre flop everytime
 
Play solid, somebody is going to eventually get their chips, hopefully it will be you. If not, the chips are still in the game. Just wait for your turn to take them.
 
It is worth waiting for big-chip bluffers with a good hand and leaving them with a ready hand, let them pay.
So you have to wait for a good card that hits the flop and then leave it for the bluffer to raise, you just have to call all the way through to see if he doubles our entire chip stock.
 
My strategy is to wait for a good hand and then smash them. The difficulty is to not wait for TOO good a hand becase while waiting they bleed you out.
 
Make an analysis of how you are playing or behaving at the table, also analyze the bluffer, and when you agree to have a good hand, all inn him
 
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