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I don't think that's correct in heads up. I think optimal play includes "bluffing" a fair portion of the time.
by gweinberg 12y ago
I don't think that's correct in heads up. I think optimal play includes "bluffing" a fair portion of the time.
- jchendy 12y agoIndeed. It's pretty easy to win against somebody who only bets with strong hands.
- thret 12y agoThat's one way to put it. Often nobody has anything that would be playable in a full ring game. The button is paramount, almost like having the serve in tennis. Also, HU LHE is (much) more complicated than full ring. You have less knowledge about your opponents range, not more. You have to play more hands, a wider range of hands, and you frequently need to make marginal decisions.