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Reading opponents at the poker table: what do you look for?
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[QUOTE="pentazepam, post: 6965583, member: 46058"] If someone jumps around the table in joy and excitement in this way they are so strong that I fold everything but aces (yes even kings). It is also paradoxically a clear sign of an amateurish/weak player: [MEDIA=youtube]5ff0HZra3bo[/MEDIA] If someone wears a hoodie, sunglasses, can sit totally still without showing emotions, and is in their twenties they are probably stronger/better than the average tourist player. Online some of the most obvious signs of a weak player are one tabling, not buying in full, and crazy/abnormal bet-sizing plus the worst tell: playing all kinds of shitty starting hands and either bluffing or calling with them too much. [/QUOTE]
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