Which top professional poker player have a terrible bluffing skills?

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I think Alex Foxen bluffing skills is quite humorous and amusing, his eyes will be rolling and darting here and there. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Someone said that his eyeballs can hypnotize other players! Is better not to look at his rolling eyes or get hypnotized!
Which professional poker player do you think have terrible and amusing bluffing skills?
 
Of all the televised pro poker games that I have watcheed, and trust me, I have watched over 500 pro games, it is Phil Hellmuth that bluffs the worst when he is under intense pressure. It is always too clear.
 
I wouldn't say any top pro has terrible bluffing skills. they wouldn't be pros if they couldn't bluff. Some are just more known for tight, value-heavy play like Colman or Kenney. But even they can bluff when needed. Maybe some old-school players are less creative with their bluffs compared to the younger generation.
 
Tony G, because he plays nearly every hand.
 

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