How to BLUFF the River (Overbets at 200 ZOOM)

[@Radovan38740]

Great video, loved pointing out the principles of range vs range and capped/uncapped ranges on different runouts

[@elpistolero82]

I wanted to share some thoughts about overbetting. I think that to be able to implement overbets into your game effectively, you need to be a very astute hand reader with a very solid understanding of GTO. If you don't know what you are doing, it's easy to end up punting off stacks into uncapped ranges, especially when you are overbetting the river. You can also end up overbetting with bluffs into people who won't fold the type of hands you are hoping they fold (typically medium-strength hands and bluffcatchers). There have been many times where I have made the mistake of trying to replicate what a coach has done in a video, without fully understanding the underlying theory behind the play.

[@liveslowlivesimple]

its definitely player dependent. there have been many times where i have a mandatory bluff spot, likely with an overbet, but i know that villain has top pair and they wont fold even on a drenching wet board. i know its kind of a meme but i genuinely believe that running big bluffs against fish is a good way to burn money most of the time. villain has to be either a thinking player or a nit fish to make a big fold

[@Michaelperry1985]

Great work Pete, great stream today. Best poker education on the planet

[@FernandoAfonsoMotorsports]

Nice explanations!

[@thibaultpalandri8996]

This is gold, tx Pete

[@mathgrrrrl]

Great video! 🙂

[@ChristopherCorbo]

Happy BIRTHDAY

[@stevejerky1816]

my man

[@daviddivad777]

nice

[@jrm8206]

Not a lot of good poker plays know football/soccer players tbh. Its a trash sport for them. They are more into UFC, Tennis and Golf. The 1v1 sports.

[@paulicas1]

That's so true