To bluff so that other players will notice your bluff. The intention is to get players to call your bluff on a future round when you are not actually bluffing.
It usually means showing down a mediocre hand, to give the impression that you play overly loose or that you play a generally weak game. The idea is that other players will then give you more action when you make a legitimate hand. People are bad at revising first impressions, thus it is a long-lasting beneficial effect. More generally, advertising can mean anything you do at the poker table to manipulate how other players assess you.
Make bluffs or tricky play, to make players fail against you in the future.
is a type of strategy of poker playing. It involves, at first, not playing very high stakes and only calling when you are certain to win. This allows you, later on, to call with nothing, or to bluff, and the other players will be convinced that you hold a strong hand.
To bluff with the intention of being caught by the other players in order to get them to call a future bet that`s not a bluff.
A technique whereby a player wins the pot from a bluff. After they win, they show their cards to all opposing players.
To represent a method of play. For instance, if you only play tight and call when you have great cards, you are advertising this. The advantage is soon you can call with a bluff and the players will believe you have a strong hand.
To play a certain way long enough that other people begin to think you always play that way, but when you play in your normal style, it will come as a surprise.
To bluff with an intention to try and get a player to call a future bet but not a bluff.
Showing a bluff in order to encourage opponents to give more action on later hands.
Making a loose play to appear as a loose player in order to generate greater action later in the game.
A player is said to "advertise" when he/she makes an intentionally incorrect play in order to deceive his opponents into thinking he is a poor player
Making a move intended at falsely exposing oneself as a weak or bluffing player.
When a player advertises, he plays in a different fashion from his usual strategy in order to confuse his opponents. A player will generally alter their strategy so that they play more loose and are more apt to be paid off by their opponents when they hold a strong hand. Example: He is normally is not a loose player, he is just advertising by showing down those bad hands.
To bluff and to show the hand to other players in the hope that they will call sometime later when you have a legitimate hand.
To give off signals that youâ€(tm)re a particular type of player. Usually involves making a loose play to induce later betting into your strong hands.
To have a bluff called in order to encourage opponents to call later.
To make a bluff with the deliberate intention of being exposed as a loose player
To advertise is to represent a method of play. For example, you play tight and only call when you have great cards, then show them. Next time you can call with rubbish (bluff) and players think you have another strong hand.
Advertising usually means showing down a mediocre hand, to give the impression that you play overly loose or that you play a generally weak game. The idea is that other players will then give you more action when you make a legitimate hand. Since people are bad at revising first impressions, this potentially beneficial effect can be long-lasting.
To make a bluff and intentionally expose yourself as a lose player.
When a player deliberately makes a bluff to show that he is a loosing player.
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Showing down a weak hand in order to give the false impression that you are a loose and/or poor player.
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