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Message: [QUOTE="diabloblanco, post: 341307, member: 4734"] Here and there. I posted in the lounge, but I see you've already fount the thread there so I won't bother to rehash. I agree completely with the OP in this thread and your follow-up to my post. Even if you know precisely what you're going to do before your opponent even acts, don't automatically do anything. Be deliberate with each click. Even if you're diliberate act is to check quickly to portray weakness. Mixing up your time before acting is an important way to keep opponents out of your head/thought process. Like you have already stated, this is of extreme importance heads-up but is equally beneficial when playing full tables and short handed. Not many opponents will even notice, but the ones that do are the very ones that you don't want to be predictable playing against. [/QUOTE]