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Is it easier bluff on cash games or tourneys?Is is it easier for yo to blff in cash games or tourneys?
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PoolDemon
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bluffing is an art, both tend to work or not work depending on the player involved, cash/chips left, position, preflop actions and all that stuff...
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Know-nuffin
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I don't think it generally makes much difference.
Early in a low buy-in or freeroll tourney it's usually a no-no.
The first requirement for me is to know that the player I want to bluff is capable of recognising a hand that I'm trying to represent.
If I've joined a cash table I'll want to show some good hands before I start playing silly buggers. The other way round also works. 
Why, did you get caught with your hand in the cookie jar.
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Ramster
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what does bluff mean
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PoolDemon
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| Ramster wrote: | what does bluff mean
well the obvious, of course, but noone here EVER does that, do they ???
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harry_lime
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| Know-nuffin wrote: | | The first requirement for me is to know that the player I want to bluff is capable of recognising a hand that I'm trying to represent. |
An extremely good (often overlooked) and essential point playing in the lower buy-in tourneys. Well played KN. 
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Miklosik
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pffffffft
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Ramster
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| harry_lime wrote: | | Know-nuffin wrote: | | The first requirement for me is to know that the player I want to bluff is capable of recognising a hand that I'm trying to represent. |
An extremely good (often overlooked) and essential point playing in the lower buy-in tourneys. Well played KN. |
So i guess theres no point trying to bluff in our games
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harry_lime
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ye of little faith !!! 
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DangerMouse
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I`m not sure either is easier than the other. It`s more a question of circumstance. I`m much more likely to make a play during a tourney than I am during a cash game because I have to accumulate chips to survive in a tourney.
As kn said I`m going to target players who I know are likely to make a laydown. It`s pointless trying to bluff a calling station or trying to represent a hand against someone who doesn`t think beyond their own cards.
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