Poker Stone Cold Nuts

Posted on7/17/2022by admin

Poker Stone Cold Nuts Recipes

A stone-cold bluff is a form of bluff that leaves you with little chance of improving if players decide to call your bet or raise, which occurs frequently in poker games.

Of course, this is very different to , because even if called, could lead to big payoffs if the turn and river fall your way.

So keep your bluffing to semi-bluffs at the low-limit tables, and you will do fine. Most novice players bluff with no and chance of winning the pot far too often.

If you’ve got the stone-cold nuts you shouldn’t be afraid of putting serious cash in the middle because there’s a good chance they’ve got something strong as well. New players will likely have a hard time folding their hands, which would be monsters in regular Hold’em, so make sure you maximize your profit.

Poker Stone Cold Nuts Recipe

EXAMPLE “When involved in a hand against multiple opponents, I don’t like to make a stone-cold bluff, because I can’t expect to get many folds.”

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For those of you that want to see my results since I last posted, here we go. I deposited $1100 on FTP in the middle of October and now the account has $1,659.08, so that's 559.08 profit. I also freerolled $10 T$ I had on Pokerstars that were leftover from a while back into a $450 cashout (which I bought a new monitor with) and still have $50 on Pstars. So that's another $500 or so profit. There have been various other little bits of money here and there, such as cashing the CR tournament on Cailin's UB account, but I won't count that, just to make my accounting a little easier. I'm going to work on moving the $50 on pstars over to FTP this week, just to have all of my money in one spot and to keep me focused on the task at hand - 6max No Limit Hold'em. See yall again soon.
Profit from last 3 weeks - $1059.08
Total Profit - $2457.59
I got a bit behind on my goal, about $2000 behind to be specific, but I think it's still attainable, and even if not, will keep me pushing for more money all the way through the end of the year.