PokerFib.com - Poker Bluffing

1. 5/10 NL. $1,000 stacks. You raise to $40 from late position. A loose aggressive player in the big blind (who has been re-raising from the blinds a lot) re-raises to $130 and you call.

Your image is also loose aggressive. You and the BB have been in a few big re-raised pots so far–both of you have been bluffing and semi bluffing relentlessly. Flop is:
2C6D10S

He makes a $200 continuation bet. Which hand is best if you plan to raise all-in on this flop?

88
AK
A9
QJ
2. 5/10 NL Holdem. 6 handed with 1000 stacks. You’re on the button at an ultra aggressive table with 9h8h. UTG raises to 40, you call, big blind also calls. Flop is:

AS7H6H

BB checks, UTG bets 80, you call, BB raises to 300, UTG calls. What do you do?
Fold
Call
Raise all-in
3. 5/10 NL. $1,000 stacks. One player limps in early, you limp in late with:
4H4S
SB folds and BB checks. Flop is:
4D5H9H

BB bets $30, limper folds, you raise to $100. BB thinks and re-raises to $300.

The BB is loose aggressive and relentlessly bluffs and semibluffs. What is your best move?

Raise all-in
Call
Fold
4. 10/25 NL cash game. $3,000 stacks at a 6 handed table. You raise from Cut off with:
KSJS
The small blind calls. He has been playing loose aggressive but he hasn’t been playing back at opponents unless he is in position.
Flop is:
5D9HAC
Is this considered a good flop and what should your move be?

Good Flop, bet
Bad flop, check
Good flop, check
Bad flop, bet
5. Single table tournament. Blinds 200-400. You have 1600 chips. The average stack at the table is 6000 chips and you’re in the small blind and it is folded to you.

You hold:
AH10H

What should you do?

Raise
Call
All-in
Fold
6. Calculate the number of ‘outs’ opponent 2 has to outright win or tie the hand given both players have moved all in:

Opponent 1: ACJS Opponent 2: AC5H

Flop:
AH2C2H3H

19
20
21
22
23
24
7. 10 man table. 5/10 NL with $1000 stacks. 3 limpers and your check your option in the BB with:
ACQD

The Flop:

ADJH3C

1st limper bets out $20 and the 2nd limper raises to $50. The 3rd limper folds and the action is on you.

Whats your move?
Call, its likely the 2nd limper has a weak ace and you can extract another bet on the turn from him since your out of position
Call, if a blank comes on the turn lead out to protect you big hand
Put in a 3-bet since your out of position and need to protect your hand
Make a substantial raise to $250 to protect from bad players hitting 2-pair or better
8. 5/10 NL cash game. $1,000 stacks. 6 handed. You are in middle position with:
AHKH
A loose aggressive player UTG raises to $40. You re-raise to $130 and he calls.
The flop is:
3H4H8C
He checks and you bet $185 into the $280 pot. He check raises all-in. What should you do?

Call
Fold
9. 1/2 NL cash game. 6 players are seated with stacks ranging from 350 to 600. A tight player in the cut off raises to $8. Button re-raises to $14.

You are in the BB and have:

7S7D

What should you do?
Fold
Call and only play if you flop the set
Call and lead out on a low flop
Raise to $36 and only play if you flop the set
Raise to $36 and try to push your opponents out on the flop
10. 6 man table. 5/10 NL with 1k stacks. You’re dealt QT off in cut-off and you raise to $30. The button calls and so does the big blind.

Flop:

KCQD10D

BB check. You make a continuation of bet $50 - The button raises to $150 and the bb calls. You think for a moment and decide to call.

Turn:
8C

The big blind leads out for $250. Whats your move?
Call, you maybe be up against a straight but have the implied odds to call
Call, you’re confident that you’re ahead of the big blind but don’t have a read on the button
Raise, isolate the bb since he missed the flush draw on the turn
Raise, its likely you’re ahead and should protect your hand by raising
Fold, its unlikely your hand is best at this point
Fold, you might have the best hand but there are many hands that dominate you

Rhonda