Top 5 Spots to BLUFF in Live Poker 

❤ these videos. The strats in your content is pure gold

The opponent is fucked if the flop is J92 just sayin

Yep, love the vs donk lines!! Use them all the time

Good solid advice

the J9xx flush draw spot is kinda interesting. its funny bc its kinda exploitative in the sense that 1. people in live poker don't bluff enough, and therefore 2. people too easily fold top pair in many nodes where that is some of the best hands you arrive at river with. In that spot, most Jx with a spade becomes a call, and even all Jx can call, losing only a small amount of EV (less than.1bb, so basically become indifferent to an almost pot size bet). I think its interesting since if someone is tripling off there with a hand as bad as 67s, than you have to basically always call with any Jx, as they are likely way overbluffing in that node. tldr: having a protected range oop is hard and more people playing 5/5 and up would benefit from looking at a solver every now and then

Thank you for your videos, it's always educational to learn from you. By the way, give the shrimp to the turtle that you adopted when I subscribed and liked your previous video (Ernest).🐵

I'm just a beginner. How do you study for hand reading in these spots?

Why call the 3bet pre?

Great video will practice online at the microstakes first before bluffing live for more money 💰 lol

I find a lot of top top will just call down when draws miss, even to an over-bet shove. So many people feel invulnerable with AJ on J9243 with no flush, particularly when I bet all 3 streets. Easier to just get max value from over pairs, sets, two pair than to try to bluff them off.

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I've seen a lot of players at live 2/5 donking flop as PFC lately with very strong hands. I suppose we just need to be aware of specific villains' tendencies when running these plays.

In the first hand example do u think villain folds out JJ and up with no spade

When a rec makes an obvious reaching for chips motion after river

Too good

People do this quite a lot against me, going 1/3 when flush comes in, expecting me to raise with a flush. When I do have a flush, I often just call. They blast river, I call and get all their shit. So thanks for that content.

next time put some players of the Miami Heat

These strategies work until they actually have it.

Dude has a neck tat lmao. Not surprised based on his analysis.

You talk to fast

Since you have started posting your low stakes content my win rate has really improved dramatically. The OOP guide in particular has been game changing. I’m looking forward to implementing the donk strategy from this video

There is too much sauce in this video!

have you found any of these spots while playing? which spot are you looking forward to trying to most?

Last night I play a hand where I got AQ as the pre flop aggressor and I knew both of my opponents is capped at one pair or less and I still didn’t have the courage to bluff the turn and the river and the show down the winner was a second pair on the flop. Which was the skill level I need to improve. So I finally one hand pulled the trigger with AJ using the blocker to bluff and took the pot down. I still need to improve

Given these bluffs in mind, how do we know when to fold or call correctly when the shoe is on the other foot and we're the ones OOP heads up calling down with Jx? I assume it's gonna involve a mixed strategy so that we don't lose too much to overpairs & 2 pair+ while at the same time not missing too much from bluffs.

call this guy paul newman cause he's givin the SAUCE

Thanks for doing what I asked for!

🐐 video

Marvelous stuff

5:17 I feel like the second hand here is a perfect example of where I tend to get confused (I don't have logic): if jamming all in looks like we want AJ to fold, wouldn't that hint to the villain that we're bluffing? Or are we just not expecting them to risk it regardless?

I have been playing poker for additional income for years until you and other coach that I met from other channel makes me learned the knowledge that I lacked of. Which increases my skill and confident level a lot, thanks to both of you!

Great video!

My new favorite channel, you guys are great! So much good info in every video! One question: How come when the OOP villain donks, his range is weak? I woulda thought theyd check all their weak stuff and lead out their strong stuff.

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Dope video as usual

Another gold!

the ability to bluff and not physically give away a bluff appearance matters too. its easy to bet a bluff but you need a camo posture as well.

I believe that in many live games people are not able to fold top pair top kicker as you hope in some of your examples