Definición y Significado de "bluff"

Bluff

SUSTANTIVO

acantilado, banco

a high, steep cliff or bank overlooking a body of water, often formed by erosion or geological processes

engaño, bluff

pretense that your position is stronger than it really is

bluff, farol

the act of making deceptive moves, such as betting or raising with a weaker hand, in order to mislead opponents and give the impression of having a stronger hand

bluff, juego de bluff

a card game that is typically played with a standard deck of 52 cards by two or more players, in which the objective is to get rid of all of one's cards by playing them face down, while bluffing about the cards being played

What is "Bluff"?

Bluff is a card game where players aim to get rid of all their cards by playing them face down and trying to deceive others about what cards they are playing. The game is typically played with a standard 52-card deck and can be enjoyed by three or more players. On each turn, a player plays one or more cards face down while declaring them to be of a certain rank, such as "two aces." Other players then have the option to challenge the truth of the claim by calling "bluff." If the player was lying, they must take back the cards, but if they were truthful, the challenger must pick up the pile of cards. The game continues until one player runs out of cards, and that player wins.

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VERBO

blofear

to deceive or mislead someone by pretending to have more strength, confidence, or knowledge than one actually possesses

Intransitive

farolear, engañar

to trick opponents in games like poker by acting confidently with a weak hand, making them think one has a strong hand

Transitive: to bluff an opponent in card games

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ADJETIVO

empinado, acantilado

very steep; having a prominent and almost vertical front