Original sentence: Bluffing is a form of deception to induce opponents to fold superior hands.If opponents observe that a player never slow plays, they can pounce at any sign of weakness.Slow-playing is deceptive play in poker that is roughly the opposite of bluffing: betting weakly with a strong holding rather than betting strongly with a weak one
Edited sentence: " Slow-playing is deceptive play in poker that is roughly the opposite of bluffing: betting weakly with a strong holding rather than betting strongly with a weak one.' Against observant opponents, it is necessary  for a player to bluff sometimes to induce opponents to call his bets when he actually does have a superior hand.Bluffing is a form of deception to induce opponents to fold superior hands, or hands that have a greater share of the 'pot equity' than the bluffer's hand.Counter-intuitively, against unobservant opponents it is ill advised to bluff at all.If this risky maneuver is implemented correctly, it is done so at least partially in order to vary one's play enough to avoid being predictable, and (very probably) to set up an opponent for a big loss due to a mistake based on misinformation.There is an old saying among professionals which states "You can't bluff someone who isn't paying any attention.This is known as 'bluffing with the best hand