Re: Bluffing Best or Worst Folding Hands?.
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Since A has the option to check, his non-worst hands have some chance to win if he doesn't bluff - hence the "bluff with your worst hands" type of solution common to these types of problems.
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In this game (particularly), it also doesn't matter for A either because once he has raised, he can no longer fold. But what you're saying is the right concept; when you are folding a range of hands and some bluffs need to come out of that range, it's best to bluff with the BEST hands you would have otherwise folded, just in case your opponent loses his mind and calls with something stupid.
Jerrod
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