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Book of Bluffs How to Bluff and Win at Poker

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ISBN-10: 0446695629

ISBN-13: 9780446695626

Edition: 2005

Authors: Matt Lessinger, Mike Caro

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Bluffing. Nothing's more exciting in poker than a great bluff! While it's easy to take down a pot with the best hand, it takes true talent to win with the worst cards. To become a top-notch player, you must learn how and when to bluff. For the first time ever, here is a unique, comprehensive book that shows you how to master these essential skills. Learn how to: Recognize all bluffing situations, Read that opponent who can't be bluffed, Smell weakness in your opponents, Execute different types of bluffs, from the simplest to the most intricate, Convincingly represent strong hands, Improve your game by studying famous bluffs made by world-class players.
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Book details

List price: $15.99
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Publication date: 10/27/2005
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.594
Language: English

Mike Caro, the legendary "Mad Genius of Poker," is the world's foremost authority on poker strategy, psychology and statistics, and the author of many best-selling poker books including Caro's Book of Poker Tells. He is also a leading contributor to Doyle Brunson's Super System 1 and Super System 2.

Foreword
Introduction
Abbreviations and Terminology
General Bluffing Thoughts
Twelve Bluffing Proverbs
Bluffing Is Never Impossible
Different Types of "Good" Games
Control Yourself
The Risk/Reward Ratio
Other RRR Factors Must Be Considered
Uncovering Patterns
Calling Patterns (CPs)
Betting Patterns (BPs)
Other Patterns (Looking to Your Left)
Drawing Hands
Basic Bluffs
Hold 'em's Most Basic Bluff
Playing Past the Flop
Stud's Most Basic Bluff
Playing Past Third Street
Raising After You Post
The Field Checks Twice
The Field Checks Once
I Could Have Anything, I'm in the Big Blind
The Field Checks Once, You're in the Blinds
Richie Bluffs from the SB
We All Started Somewhere
No Quitting Allowed
The "How Can I Win This Hand?" Game
Attacking Weakness (Drawing Hands)
There's No Worse Feeling
Semi-bluffing
Roy Doesn't Draw the Line with His Draw
Alex's Busted Straight Draw
Should You Show Your Bluffs?
Betting After Your Opponent Checks the Turn
Steve Takes the Initiative
Leon Puts Jimmy on a Draw
Attacking Weakness (Other Hands)
Dropping the All-in Bomb
Randall Smells Weakness
Paul Bluffs a SAP
Todd's Bluff at the UPC
From Gutshot to Glory
The Weakness of the Cold-Caller
Three Cases of Reraising the Cold-Caller
Harrington Shocks the TV Audience
Hughes Loses a Coin Flip
Benvenisti Bluffs the Wrong Guy
Representing Strength
Bare Ace Play (#1)
Club Fear
Brandon's Community Card Bluff
Bruno Shifts Gears
A Helpful Ace on the Turn
Jeez, What a River! (#1)
Jeez, What a River! (#2)
The Implied Threat
A Simple Example of the Implied Threat
The Hidden Short Stack
Know Your Opponents' Chip Count
Martin Represents an Ace
When an Ace Flops After a Pre-flop Reraise
Bare Ace Play (#2)
Online Bluffs
Call & Push (Early Stages)
Call & Push (Late Stages)
Jerome Bluffs a Multichip Bettor
Auto-Betting When Bluffing
Bluffing Against Auto-Bettors
Bluffing Against Auto-Folders
Unusual Bluffs
Colin Gives a Tip in Advance
Tipping with the Nuts
Look at This Beauty!
Verbal Tells
Help from an Opponent's Friend
Bail-Out Bluffs
Jeff T Spots a Tell
The Bare King Play
Jack Straus and the Seven-Deuce
Jason V vs. the Set of Aces
WSOP Bluffs and Interviews
2004 WSOP-Gavin Griffin vs. Gabriel Thaler
1978 WSOP-Bobby Baldwin vs. Crandall Addington
1997 WSOP-Stu Ungar vs. Ron Stanley
2003 WSOP-Chris Moneymaker vs. Chuc Hoang
2003 WSOP-Chris Moneymaker vs. Sammy Farha