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Thanks for all your help guys, great stuff. Im sure they've been doing most of these things, and I just wasn't very confident in my assumptions(i.e. strength means weakness).

The part about watching the eyes on the flop is gold!! Im definatly trying that out. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Mike Caro has a video, (and a book for that matter)

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One that I find is pretty reliable is that people with a winning hand want to keep the game moving quickly. In doing this, they will reach out and organize the chips quickly and possibly tell the next person it is their turn. The reaching for the chips thing is big though because they feel like the chips are already "theirs".

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caro's book of tells, the psychology and body language of poker

great book for learning how to read body language at the table, i strongly suggest you read it, it will help you win!

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the biggest one for me was spotting "fake weaknesses." subtle gestures, sounds or speech that try to sell you on a weak hand, "Oh I GUESS I'll call," player x whines as he throws in a call, shrug of the shoulders as a player checks or throws in a call. If you spot a clear weakness, it's usually for a reason, and that is human nature to want to look weak when you are really strong. do not fall for this novice mistake!