I have a diary on the forum and over the past couple of months I've learnt a lot about my game and improved my discipline, identified a few leaks and some strengths. What I have noticed though is how I exit MTT's. The vast majority of the time it's when I've gone in ahead but not held up. The next is via coolers. That's not my problem as I know it happens. What I have noticed is that I've not gone out via a bluff.
Now, this in some perverse way cannot be good? Does this mean I don't bluff enough in the big meaningful pots? Now, I don't know what a good bluff percentage should be or even if there should be one. I do bluff obviously but I'm wondering if I'm not aggressive enough?
I hope I'm explaining this correctly but should I be looking for a few (I know I don't have to go mental) more good bluffing spots to help me gain more chips and also help me get paid with bigger hands. As I said, I do bluff when I see a good spot and when I know I can pull off what I'm representing. But is it a good thing I'm not getting caught bluffing a lot? Does this mean I'm not bluffing enough?
I hope you get the gist of what I'm trying to say and can give me some advice. I know it's not about going mental, I'm just trying to find more ways to win the pots I'm involved in.
Thanks.
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