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An advanced poker tactic. A type of bluff predicated on the history of your opponent offering to soft-play hands with familiar opponents; the assumption being that future soft-play will be mutually enjoyed (ie: he likes to cheat). This advanced maneuver fakes a soft-play situation, suggesting that the opponent should "save his money", thereby getting the opponent to fold a superior hand. For background reference, please search the superb articles written by Mike Caro (rhymes with arrow) on poker1.com regarding all poker players’ obligation to follow the rules of poker: - “The Horrible Reality of Poker Partnerships” - “Why it’s wrong to soft-play friends at poker” - “My personal poker code of ethics: poker cheats should be boiled and eaten”
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