Tells That Hurt

[TomBrooks]

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You could also wait until the player on your right actually does fold or raise.

[/ QUOTE ] It's not even close.

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Do you see why?

[Dominic]

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it does help you:

say you're in late position and it's folded around to you...you pick up something like QT...if you're a halfway decent player, you're either going to raise this or fold it,right? You look to your right and see your opponent getting ready to fold - that's one extra person you don't have to worry about - so you raise!

But if you see her counting out her chips like she's getting ready to call or raise herself, you can easily let go of the hand because you know you won't be stealing the blinds this time around.

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But the woman is on his right, not his left.

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LOL! You're right! I was just expectign the problem to be from someone on his LEFT, since it's obvious how to to take advantage of tells from someone on your right....

oops...

as Rosanne Rossanadanna wouldsa...

Nevermind.

[RacersEdge]

lol, yeah, your case was addressed in my post "Tells That Help".. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[Al_Capone_Junior]

Yes. Move and get her on YOUR left.

That's a telegraph, not a tell. They are worth far more than tells ever will be, and you're crazy if you don't take advantage of it.

al