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  1. moorman1 moorman1 is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 4:53am)

    If you go all in you can't be bluffed
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  2. N 82 50 24 N 82 50 24 is offline herp derp derp

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 4:57am) in reply to moorman1

    I believe it's: "if you never fold then you can't be bluffed"
     
  3. SICKTIGHT311 SICKTIGHT311 is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 4:58am) in reply to N 82 50 24

    No, see that's why moorman's is revolutionary. It's outside the box.
  4. LifeReader LifeReader is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 5:12am) in reply to SICKTIGHT311

    ZOMG can anyone comfirm this??
  5. Michael_B Michael_B is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 5:14am) in reply to LifeReader

    secret to vietcong's success
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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 12:14pm) in reply to Michael_B

    no ive seen ppl try to "bluff call" the allin.... its actually pretty sik
     
  7. xxbossmanxx xxbossmanxx is offline The Boss

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 12:30pm) in reply to moorman1

    aimfai
  8. b.stern b.stern is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 12:34pm) in reply to xxbossmanxx

    The bluff call can work live where the 1st bluffer is embarassed to show their cards and mucks them, unfortunately it doesn't work online, although I have seen it attempted numerous times on partypoker (guys calling big river bets and actually holding nothing at all).
  9. bikocruz bikocruz is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 12:35pm) in reply to moorman1

    go to bed
  10. ilivebythe5 ilivebythe5 is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 12:49pm) in reply to moorman1

    PLZ RANK MOORMAN TOP 10
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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 12:57pm) in reply to ilivebythe5

    pure genius.....
     
  12. nowapowa nowapowa is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 1:06pm) in reply to moorman1

    If you never get your money in good, then you can never get sucked out on!
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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 1:55pm) in reply to nowapowa

    Untrue statement...do you see why?

    You get it in with the worst of it on the flop...make a better hand on the turn and get sucked out on the river. :o
  14. FishOnTilt FishOnTilt is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 1:57pm) in reply to KMan1564

    i enjoy a good bluffcall from time to time.
     
  15. porter porter is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 2:32pm) in reply to moorman1

    every day gets harder and harder. however, this time moorman you might have saved me..

    Thank You

    -porter
  16. LesW LesW is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 2:40pm) in reply to porter

    Definitely have seen some bluff calls and they are always the highlight of my day :-)
  17. MarkFSU1 MarkFSU1 is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 3:43pm) in reply to LesW

    If you never go all in, you cant lose...
  18. moorman1 moorman1 is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 3:47pm) in reply to MarkFSU1

    yeah you do.... you blind out obviously
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  19. porter porter is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 4:03pm) in reply to moorman1

    ahh the insight is so insightful....
  20. b.stern b.stern is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 4:34pm) in reply to porter

    Classic example of the bluff call from a long time ago.

    Table 'Aldebaran III' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
    Seat 1: b.stern ($240.20 in chips)
    Seat 3: Slah ($348.80 in chips)
    Seat 4: PhatFarm73 ($146 in chips)
    Seat 5: 1stClassBrat ($233.35 in chips)
    Seat 6: DawgTown ($96 in chips)
    1stClassBrat: posts small blind $1
    DawgTown: posts big blind $2
    johhnycash12: sits out
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to b.stern [8h Qh]
    b.stern: folds
    Slah: calls $2
    PhatFarm73: folds
    1stClassBrat: folds
    DawgTown: checks
    *** FLOP *** [7c Ac Qc]
    DawgTown: checks
    Slah: bets $6
    DawgTown: calls $6
    *** TURN *** [7c Ac Qc] [3d]
    DawgTown: checks
    Slah: checks
    *** RIVER *** [7c Ac Qc 3d] [4d]
    DawgTown: checks
    Slah: bets $30
    DawgTown: calls $30
    *** SHOW DOWN ***
    Slah: shows [6d As] (a pair of Aces)
    DawgTown: mucks hand
    Slah collected $75 from pot
    *** SUMMARY ***
    Total pot $77 | Rake $2
    Board [7c Ac Qc 3d 4d]
    Seat 1: b.stern folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 3: Slah showed [6d As] and won ($75) with a pair of Aces
    Seat 4: PhatFarm73 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
    Seat 5: 1stClassBrat (small blind) folded before Flop
    Seat 6: DawgTown (big blind) mucked [6c 2s]

    Note that the only thing the caller is hoping for is that the raiser also has 26 for a split.
  21. stabbyfoulke stabbyfoulke is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 5:52pm) in reply to b.stern

    When I taught my 6 yr old son to play poker, the first concept we had to discuss was: It is fine to raise all in with nothing, but you can NEVER EVER CALL OFF YOUR CHIPS WITH NOTHING. He grasped that pretty quickly. BTW, he took down a 45 man sng (play chips) at age 7.
  22. LesW LesW is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 5:56pm) in reply to b.stern

    Note that the only thing the caller is hoping for is that the raiser also has 26 for a split.

    Doesn't that just make you smile on the inside? Seriously???

    Calls pot bet with the reverse nuts
  23. TiltinShoes TiltinShoes is offline

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    Dec 15th, 2007 (12/15/2007 6:34pm) in reply to LesW

    Meh, I prefer shoving for information.
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