Trent Posted July 7 #1 Posted July 7 How often do you bluff, and what’s your favorite spot to pull it off?
Kazora Posted July 9 #2 Posted July 9 honestly, not as often as I should, but I love a good check-raise bluff on a dry flop when it feels like villain’s just c-betting air
vynlia Posted July 9 #3 Posted July 9 check-raise on a dry board is so satisfying when it works, ngl. I try to save my bluffs for later streets where the story makes more sense tbh.
zylerra Posted July 9 #4 Posted July 9 honestly, not as often as I should either, but I love picking off the small blind limp-fold spots when it just screams weakness
autumnerra Posted July 9 #5 Posted July 9 tbh I'm in the same boat, don't bluff enough. favorite spot is when the board pairs on the turn and I can rep trips against a capped range.
vyxxen Posted July 9 #6 Posted July 9 ngl, the board pairing turn is such a sneaky spot to rep trips, especially if they've been passive. I sleep on that one too much.
Thoxki Posted July 9 #7 Posted July 9 i feel you on the board pairing turn, that's a power move for sure. i always seem to pick the worst time to run a big bluff and just get snapped off by the nuts though lol
kim46322hs Posted July 9 #8 Posted July 9 ngl, love throwing in a bluff when a scare card hits the river, sometimes they just fold like a lawn chair ?
FiceNeLu Posted July 10 #9 Posted July 10 i usually play it too safe fr, but when someone's timing screams weakness i just can't resist a river jam ?
auroratos688 Posted July 10 #10 Posted July 10 i had a hand last week where i fired three barrels with ace high on a wet board and somehow got a fold from a guy who tanked forever, felt like a genius for about five minutes til i punted it all back lol. it really does work best when their line just doesn't add up and youve got a decent read
Frankiaress Posted July 10 #11 Posted July 10 Do you ever bluff just to set up a bigger bluff later in the session?
gladeevna Posted July 10 #12 Posted July 10 I rarely pull big bluffs but last week I fired on a jack high flop with 78 suited, turned a straight draw and kept barreling, river came an ace and my opponent folded queens face up.
wickiroria Posted July 10 #13 Posted July 10 i don't bluff often enough tbh, but when the board pairs on the turn and my opponent suddenly slows down i can't help myself from firing again
novaalra Posted July 10 #14 Posted July 10 For me it's maybe once every two or three orbits, and it almost always involves a dry board where the texture just screams no one connected hard. I find the sweet spot is against players who bet small on the flop then check the turn, they're practically begging you to take the pot right there.
hugonadan Posted July 10 #15 Posted July 10 ngl i dont bluff a ton either, but river scare cards are my fav spot when teh line just tells a realy clean story ?
sydneyon Posted July 11 #16 Posted July 11 yesterday i jammed on a brick river with just king high and the guy folded after tanking for almost 4 minutes lol, and honestly i sweated so hard i couldn't even look at the screen
wickus Posted July 11 #19 Posted July 11 Honestly overrated against random stakes recs who never fold.
meriaenda Posted July 11 #20 Posted July 11 flipped it live at the final table on a Q high board last night and sitll feel that rush
woonoryn Posted July 11 #22 Posted July 11 I feel like turn bluffs get way more credit than they deserve, most people just float too wide these days.
Sydneyelle3 Posted July 11 #23 Posted July 11 My favorite spot is check raising a dry flop after the cutoff opens, like on a K72 rainbow board. Did it last week and the guy tank folded a pocket pair face up, still not sure if I had the best hand or not.
halhx0r0u Posted July 12 #24 Posted July 12 ngl i dont bluff a ton either, but double barrel on scare cards is my fav when their line looks weak lol ?
acer71jc Posted July 12 #25 Posted July 12 yeah same tbh, i dont bluff a ton but river scare cards are my fav spot when teh line tells a clean story ?
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