m.Hello! Flangler was correct in both cases....
 

Both Oppos. played incorrectly. one folded when he should have called;the called when he should have folded.
SittingBull

Re: Hello! WSOP final table event /Caro\'s classical tells..Hmmm..
 

This is one of the most common tells. A player goes bananas inside because he's got a great hand and is in position to win a huge pot. Sometimes this results in trembling hands, other times it sends the player's heart rate through the roof... to the point that it's visibly noticeable.

Re: Hello! WSOP final table event /Caro\'s classical tells..Hmmm..
 

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Example 2 = chris moneymaker pushing all in with his busted flush and farha folding?

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that definitely wasn't a tell. moneymaker looked that way all the time.

Re: Hello! WSOP final table event /Caro\'s classical tells..Hmmm..
 

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that definitely wasn't a tell. moneymaker looked that way all the time.

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I don't watch it much, but one of the few players I really can't put on any kind of hand is moneymaker. Does anyone else find this?

Some of the others it's very obvious what type of hand they're holding once it's big chip time.

They just scream 'weak holding' when they're not in too good a shape, and don't telegraph anything the rest of the time, in a lot of cases.

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that definitely wasn't a tell. moneymaker looked that way all the time.

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I don't watch it much, but one of the few players I really can't put on any kind of hand is moneymaker. Does anyone else find this?

Some of the others it's very obvious what type of hand they're holding once it's big chip time.

They just scream 'weak holding' when they're not in too good a shape, and don't telegraph anything the rest of the time, in a lot of cases.

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i definitely think moneymaker is very difficult to read (he has other weaknesses). but this is also true for so many other players like helmuth, vahedi, hansen, watkinson, ivey etc.