[ihardlyknowher]

Wanted to bump this thread because it is by far the best thing I have ever read to improve my game. Also, wanted to add another thought.

Not that I am presuming my advice is anywhere near as good as this (I am barely at a level to comprehend this stuff, let alone conceive and articulate it).

Anyway, I found it quite profitable at 25NL PP to bluff at particular scared cards on fourth street, especially in pots with weak-tight players (obviously). For example, in a pot that was raised preflop, the flop comes AT4, and another 4 falls on the turn, making a reasonable bet will take it down quite often. I would also think this is better done is raised pots for two reasons: (1) you are less likely to run into a 4; and (2) you may get looked up, so save jeopardizing your credibility for the bigger pots.

Other thoughts/criticisms are encouraged, especially from the more experienced players.