Facing a 4-bet, fold your bluffs without a second thought: at these stakes 4-bets are very rarely bluffs.
Losing your squeeze bluff to a 4-bet is not a mistake: it wins often enough when both players fold to make up for it.
| Your hand | Decision |
|---|---|
| Bluffs (A5s, KTs, KJo…) | Fold |
| JJ, AQ | Fold against a tight player or a UTG open; otherwise continue depending on stack depth |
| QQ+, AK | Continue, all-in when the depth allows |
Strategy tip
Decide how you answer a 4-bet before you squeeze, not after.
No, fold it. At these stakes 4-bets are very rarely bluffs, and your squeeze bluff wins often enough when both players fold to make up for it.
Fold against a tight player or a UTG open. Otherwise continue depending on stack depth.
Continue, and get it all in when the depth allows. Decide that before you squeeze, not once the 4-bet is in front of you.
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