Tonight WSOP Circuit tourney? Did everybody read caro's boof of tells?

[sekrah]

I know, she got drawn out on in the heads-up match.

But I think if she could have caught some hands earlier, and had a bigger stack going into the final 3, she would have rolled those two clowns.

[sekrah]

I even picked up a tell on Ivey when he moved all in with his 9-5.

[durron597]

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I even picked up a tell on Ivey when he moved all in with his 9-5.

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Yeah, I thought I did too, and I have no experience with live play.

But I could very easily just be fooling myself.

[sekrah]

Hand on the cards.. Almost to the point where you are ready to flip them over.

When a person moves all-in, and they don't move their hand from there cards.. that is a HUGE tell.

I know, because I have it myself.. I do this same exact thing when I don't want to be called.

I was stunned to see Ivey doing this. I highly doubt it was a "reverse-ploy", because most of the table was very unsophisticated, including J.R. Bellande.

[swarm]

Jennifer had AK, I thought it was a poor move on her part but always looks worse when you see the cards. Can't fault her too much, she captured second.

Why Phil tried to bluff Bellande is beyond me, the dude showed he wasn't going to lay down, Phil was just card dead and frustrated.

Bellande's problem is he only has one gear, BLAST... After successfully blasting people out of pots you have to slow down a bit and show down a hand or two. People were just waiting for him to bluff at the wrong time.

[NUReedy]

"Why Phil tried to bluff Bellande is beyond me, the dude showed he wasn't going to lay down, Phil was just card dead and frustrated.

Bellande's problem is he only has one gear, BLAST... After successfully blasting people out of pots you have to slow down a bit and show down a hand or two. People were just waiting for him to bluff at the wrong time. "

Bellande limped into this pot with AT. It's exactly because he has been blasting and wasn't blasting this time Ivey made the move, I would assume. If you would listen to him, Bellande almost folded but then said he had a feeling he had the better hand. Neither actions seem too unreasonable.

[Bulldog]

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Hand on the cards.. Almost to the point where you are ready to flip them over.

When a person moves all-in, and they don't move their hand from there cards.. that is a HUGE tell.

I know, because I have it myself.. I do this same exact thing when I don't want to be called.

I was stunned to see Ivey doing this. I highly doubt it was a "reverse-ploy", because most of the table was very unsophisticated, including J.R. Bellande.

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You are way off. He protected his cards because he was in the 10 seat, had no chips left to put on top of cards, and didn't want the dealer to sweep them into the muck. But good job, another week or two and you'll be better than the best player in the world! Tool.

[TomHimself]

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Hand on the cards.. Almost to the point where you are ready to flip them over.

When a person moves all-in, and they don't move their hand from there cards.. that is a HUGE tell.

I know, because I have it myself.. I do this same exact thing when I don't want to be called.

I was stunned to see Ivey doing this. I highly doubt it was a "reverse-ploy", because most of the table was very unsophisticated, including J.R. Bellande.

[/ QUOTE ]You will see Ivey with his hands like that alot when he is allin no matter what his cards, I do no think it is a tell for him IMO.

[TheKnife]

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I even picked up a tell on Ivey when he moved all in with his 9-5.

[/ QUOTE ] whens your book coming out?

[djk123]

not sure if this was heads up or 3 ppl left. but Lee hit top set of jacks on the flop. jen checks he checks. the turn is an ace and harman bets out something like 100,000. lee checkraises, how much im not quite sure. harman folds and says almost immediately "trip jacks"