4bet bluff

Created by bigspenda73 on September 29, 2009

Definition

Re-raising a pre-flop re-raise with a marginal/weak hand. This typically occurs when two players have been battling before the flop. For example, Player A raises to $3 with 8s7c, Player B re-raises to $10, and then Player A goes all-in for $100. This is a 4bet bluff.

Example

This guy was 3betting me all day long, so I decided to 4bet bluff with A2o.

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