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#686: Non-standard Bluff Spots
Peter goes over some hands where he chose to run a bluff in a non-standard spot. He uses these hands as a chance to talk about he thinks about good spots to bluff, and how to set them up. The common theme among all the hands is a focus on what % of villian's range we can get to fold vs the size we'd need to risk to do so.
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Feb 14, 2025
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Peter "StayinSchool" O'Neill is a Los Angeles based poker pro. He has been playing for profit and crushing the LA 5/10+ NL games for years. In his videos, he breaks down recently played hands for examples of how to adjust for opponent tendencies and implement exploits for max value.
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