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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5293259, member: 397965"]
Excellent observations, would just like to add a few addtional points.

*) The poster: If a known maniac is at the table, it is often worth posting from the CO seat especially at full ring to not miss out on a golden opportunity. Good players will sometimes do that.

*) The limper: I love attacking limpers, but when a TAG or NIT suddenly start to limp, things get a bit weird. Are they doing the limp-trap with aces, or are they trying to setmine cheap? Some caution is required in this situation, and I am not looking to get involved with really marginal hands.

*) Bad bet sizing: Or on the turn they bet 10c into a pot of 1,65$, but suddenly on the river out of the blue they overbet 2,7 times the pot on a blank. Just let them have it and move on.

*) Short buys: A very reliable tell is odd buyin like 6,83$ on a 10NL table, when someone sit down. Pretty much the only reason, someone would buy in for 6,83$, is because, this is their entire remaining balance. They lost the majority of their rool, and now they are looking for a quick bingo style fix.

*) Donk betting: Betting into the previous street aggressor is not always bad, but bad players tend to do it way to often, and in bad situations. If you open UTG, SB call you, flop come AK4 rainbow, then you are the one representing most of the good hands on this board like AA, KK, AK, AQ. So leading into that is just strange and not something, a good player would ever do.
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