Able to be deceived or tricked, especially in poker or by pretending to have strength you don't actually have.
From bluff (to deceive) + -able suffix, meaning 'capable of being bluffed.'
The term reveals an interesting asymmetry in poker psychology: the best players aren't necessarily those who bluff most, but those who know who is bluffable.
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