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+What Is a Bluff?
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+<br>Among all the skills in poker, few are more celebrated or more incorrectly applied than the bluff. Popularized by Hollywood, a bluff is when you bet real money a real stack of chips with cards that cannot win at showdown, with the sole goal of persuading the other player to fold what might actually be a vastly superior holding. In Hollywood's version, every glamorous card player is constantly running impossible audacious multi-million dollar bluffs with stone-cold nerve. In the real poker world, the bluff is a highly calculated calculation based on hard math that, in the right spots, is an incredibly powerful tool in a poker player's arsenal. But when done incorrectly, it is the single fastest way to busting out of the game.<br>
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+Why You Must Bluff a Certain Percentage
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+<br>The key mathematical truth about the mathematics of bluffing is that bluffing is not optional. Including bluffs is required. If you exclusively bet when you hold a made hand and always check or fold with weak hands, smart opponents will realize to fold every time you bet, and they will constantly steal every pot where you check. Contemporary poker mathematics insists that you need a specific mathematical ratio of bluffs with your strong bets to make yourself 'unexploitable'. If your ratio is 3 value bets to 1 bluff your opponent cannot make a reliable decision.<br>
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+When and How to Bluff
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+Type of Bluff
+What It Is
+The Optimal Spot
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+Stone Cold Bluff
+Betting with absolutely no hand and no chance of improving. You are betting on pure fold equity alone. E.g., betting with 7-2 offsuit on a K-Q-10 board
+Only when you have very strong reasons to believe your opponent has a weak hand and will fold. These bluffs should be rare and carefully chosen
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+The Semi-Bluff
+Betting with a drawing hand that has no immediate showdown value but has a reasonable chance of becoming a strong hand. E.g., betting with a flush draw, a straight draw, or an open-ended draw
+The most profitable and safest type of bluff. You can win either by your opponent folding NOW, or by hitting your draw and winning at showdown. Highly recommended
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+The C-Bet
+Betting the flop because you raised pre-flop, regardless of whether you hit
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+The Biggest Bluffing Mistakes
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+The Multi-Way Pot Problem: The more opponents who are still in the hand, the lower the odds of everyone giving up. Bluffing heads-up has a reasonable chance of working. A bluff into three opponents is usually mathematically suicidal.
+The Worst Opponents for Bluffing: A loose, passive player is a common opponent for a player who calls bets with almost any hand. Bluffing this type is futile: they always call with bottom pair, with Ace-high. Against calling stations, the correct play is to bluff never and to bet big with your strong hands.
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+<br>In conclusion, mastering the bluff is an essential skill of competitive poker. But the most critical piece of advice is basic: never bluff randomly. The logic must be based on a concrete reason to believe that the specific opponent has a hand they can fold given the narrative you have told. A bluff with no reason is not poker strategy: it is pure luck.<br>
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