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Strategy: No-Limit Big Stack Strategy

The Semi-bluff

by MiiWiin

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Introduction

In this article
  • Why semi-bluffs should be a part of your game
  • The importance of position
  • How to react to a check/raise

This article will focus on a powerful weapon (that can easily backfire) in your poker arsenal, the semi-bluff.

Semi-bluffs should be a part of every good poker player's repertoire. But before you begin incorporating them into your game, you need to understand how they work to avoid having them backfire. So what exactly is a semi-bluff? When can you make one and why should you do so? What kind of opponents do you want target with semi-bluffs? These are the questions to be answered in this article.

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Comments (3)

#1 TheBrood, 27 Apr 09 13:59

Printed!

#2 Donaldc, 21 Jul 09 16:42

I tend to fold 12+ outs when I am not invested in a pot. I will incorporate the semi bluff and see if it helps. Thanks

#3 KINGFLX, 17 Jan 11 12:50

this is a great article


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Article Contents

    • Introduction
    • What is a semi-bluff?
    • When should you semi-bluff?
    • What do you want to accomplish with a semi-bluff?
    • Conclusion

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