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tips for learning tells ....
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I'm finally getting a little more comfortable with my home game and somewhat have an idea of what people might have now. I really think it's more of a subconscious thing though, and I'd like to learn some good ways to start picking up on them. So, let me ask these questions: (a) which tells do you find are the best indicators? (b) how do you suggest I watch for them, and at what times On my own note, here's what I've noticed so far: - try to focus on one person at a time rather than the whole table - always beware of someone that has been quiet and is suddenly talkative (or anxious to get the game "moving" when someone isn't paying attention) send tips! |
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Re: tips for learning tells ....
I think this subconsious putting people on hands is probably from looking a betting patterns. I find this the biggest indicator of a hand for me, but I don't play live as much as online. However, I find if people quickly glance at their chips it usually indicates a good hand. Also, watch as they put there bets into the pot. If they do it with alot of flair they are often bluffing.
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