Bluffing The Board
When I was younger, my classmates and I used to play a simple game of cards called bluff. Each of us are dealt a number of cards (it depends on the number of players). We then take turns in putting a card in the center of the table and say the rank. If you are 
caught bluffing, you get all the cards on the center, if not, the person who bluffed you will get them instead. We all have a good time playing the simple game. Little did I know that the art of bluffing will be useful in the years to come. In a game of poker, bluffing may lead one to win the pot even if he didn’t necessarily have the highest or lowest hand.
In stud poker, bluffing may help one win the game. The most important thing to remember is to never make a bluff without reason. The dark-tunnel bluff are usually hasty decisions made without much thought. The key to make a good bluff is to examine your opponents. Be particular of gestures, the way the betting goes and other aspects of the game. Before making a strong bluff, it is important to thinks of the odds that the other players may actually have a stronger hand. You have to realize that the probability of getting a great set of cards are rather slim. The key to making a good bluff in Stud poker is to really toy with the other players and their cards. Aggression will prove to be beneficial in the long run. Also, players fear Aces. They immediately assume that the player has a pair of them.
Bluffing, when used during the right time and in the right way, could lead you to win the game. It can only help you, the more important thing is to really know the game. Have the right skill and focus on prize.