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I would say that it depends on all of those things. If we want to get stacks in and think opp has a hand that he would get stacks in, but won't really like it when he does (eq. QQ), then a raise that will commit him pf will usually elicit a push over from a tighter player (this is the 100bb stacks BTW). They have finally gotten their big hand and won't want to let it go pf. They will know that they can't just call off half of their stack pf, so they will push over rather than fold.
EG. Villain in this hand is 8/7. I have been running about 18/13 at this table. We haven't really gotten involved. His raise sizing and the relative position made me think JJ-KK for his likely holding. I tried to raise enough so that his best option is folding, his next best is pushing, and his worst option is calling. I don't think he can fold this pf, and I am pretty sure that he knows he can't flat call here.
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (8 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)
MP1 ($100.75)
MP2 ($64.55)
CO ($139.35)
Button ($50.30)
SB ($117.65)
BB ($189.65)
Hero ($134.95)
UTG+1 ($138.40)
Preflop: Hero is UTG with A , A . SB posts a blind of $1.
1 fold, Hero raises to $3, UTG+1 raises to $10, 5 folds, SB (poster) folds, Hero raises to $44, UTG+1 raises to $138.4, Hero calls $90.95 (All-In).
Final Pot: $274.35
outcome: opp has QQ.
I don't usually 4-bet bluff so I have no idea what the standard would be.
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