A strategic bluff is a calculated bet to fold out stronger hands.
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A snow job is a complex bluff strategy combining speech and behavior to mislead.
A super‑bluff is a bluff combined with strong draw potential and equity.
To represent means to act as if you hold a certain hand to mislead opponents.
A semi‑bluff is betting with a draw that has potential to improve to the best hand.
Automatic bluff refers to automated bluffing executed by algorithmic strategy tools.
A bluff catcher is a hand good enough to beat bluffs but weak against value bets.
Catch bluffing means calling frequently when opponents bluff too often.
A double bluff is bluffing a second time after being called once.
A bluff is a bet or raise made with a hand unlikely to be best to induce opponents to fold.