Poker glossary
Timid Player
A timid player is one who acts too cautiously and rarely bluffs or raises.
Full explanation
A timid player is one who acts too cautiously and rarely bluffs or raises.
Explanation. Timid players see many flops but avoid aggression—rarely bet or raise even with good hands. They lose value and allow opponents to dictate action. Recognizing them helps adapt by value-betting thinner and bluffing less often against their passive tendencies.