I think bluffing can sometimes be more important than having strong cards because poker is also about strategy and reading your opponents. A good bluff can make someone fold even when you don’t have a strong hand. What do you think: is bluffing a key part of winning at poker?
Is bluffing more important than having good cards in poker?
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Depends on the table and experience you have buddy.
Lower the buy in more possibilty to win on bluffs.
more possibilty to win ? maybe
gl everyone
This isnt a question that has a definitive yes or no answer. If you want to get better at poker just play more. experience beats all
Well I think bluffing is an important factor especially in big tournaments as luck will not always be by your side
You're need to bluffing if you have something. Backdors at least.
gl everyone
gl
Poker is 50% skill 50% luck
Need luck more, Bluffing only gets you that far.
bluffing is part of the game. depends on the board
but i think its good to be patient for the before the flop.
i think bluff ratio is higher cash game than tournaments games.
By far yes
better to wait for good cards. bluff doesn't help a lot
depends on the pre flop and the flop , have to read the player
Yes
Definitely bluffing is important but better bluff if have somewhat good cards
Bluffing works best when you know your opponents. I've found that reading people and adapting to table dynamics matters more than cards alone. For similar strategic thinking in another game, I regularly use https://swc-sabong.com (https://swc-sabong.com/) for live matches and real-time updates to stay sharp. Balance is key everywhere.
Edited October 3 by rebdutterflygra
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important bluffing is useful but experience poker players on your table you are done for 😂 as my personal experience I feel like good are always safe to claim the leader board on tournament
go all in for the biscuit
i dont like it to bluff bro you can loose much money fast
I don't like bluffing, but you can't do without it in poker. Bluffing is very important. But is it more important than having good cards? I honestly don't know...