Many poker games, particularly home affairs and low-limit casino and club games, tend to be more friendly than competitive. Players stay in more pots and play deeper into the hands. In situations like these, where players want to see more cards before folding and the play is loose, it is difficult to bluff opponents out in the early part of the deal. Often, your attempts at bluffing will be fruitless, and it would be better to play a straight game.

Further into the deal, however, the "sociable" players will begin to bow out as they realize that their longshots are no longer worth pursuing, especially when the larger bets start hitting the pot.

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Watch for players who are losing heavily or have lost heavily and regained some of their losses. Psychologically, you have them in a position where they are more easily intimidated by your betting than normal. Players on a downward roll tend to play scared.

They are more easily bluffed when they don't have the goods. The more players worry over their winnings or losses, the more leverage you have to push them around with aggressive betting. Players who play timidly are also easily bluffed and bullied out of pots you can collect for yourself. They make for great targets.

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