02 Jan 2026 Advanced This material is for experienced players bluff exploit fold equity mental game ranges Pete Clarke coaches Shu and Jurgen through mandatory bluff situations in low stakes games. Learn when to always bluff rivers, exploit bet-check-bet spots, and execute call-check-bet opportunities. Features graph analysis showing Shu's 6.66BB/100 win rate and mental game insights. Close your eyes and bluff bet-check-bet rivers. Execute call-check-bet spots without hesitation. Trust process over results. Critical Bluffing Situations: Bet-Check-Bet Lines Are Mandatory - When you bet flop, check turn, and river comes favorable, always bluff regardless of how you feel. Pool massively overfolds these spots because opponents don't turn bottom range into bluffs Call-Check-Bet Opportunities Print Money - After calling flop c-bet and villain checks turn, you have uncapped range advantage on river. These are theoretically mandatory bluffs that exploit even harder in practice Paired Board Dynamics in 3-Bet Pots - Default to small bets on paired boards in single-raised pots (88x) but go bigger in 3-bet pots where opponent's 6x combos are heavily discounted Mental Game Separates Winners - Jurgen's poker trauma causes hesitation in big pots while Shu's "childhood innocence" approach allows instinctive correct plays. Score each session on decision-making focus, not results Sizing Flexibility With Capped Ranges - When opponent's range is severely capped (check-check turns, call-check-bet rivers), any sizing works but bigger is better to deny comfortable calls with marginal hands Red Line Reflects Aggression Accuracy - Flat red lines indicate good spot selection and avoiding bad investments. Jagged blue lines signal calling too much in underbluffed pool where folding is profitable Volume Plus Execution Beats Rake - 10NL is beatable at 6-7BB/100+ through consistent exploitation of mandatory spots. Clinical execution of known profitable lines matters more than perfect theory
