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Accelerated heartrate - bluff or big hand?
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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 633366, member: 467"] I think this tell (it's pretty much the same tell as increased breathing rate) is player-dependent. For some it means that they're weak and are scared that you'll call, for others it's because they're excited to have such a big hand. It's similar to the strength means weakness/weakness means strength tell, and the flipside of it (weakness means weakness/strength means strength). Some players bet really big with their big hands, and bet small or check with their weak ones, while others do the opposite. Watch a hand where the tell pops up, and see what hands they show down, then take it from there. I don't play much live anymore, but what I found was that more often than not the increased breathing/heart rate and shakey hands usually meant a bigger hand, while very quiet opponents who keep their hands as still as possible and don't utter a peep are usually bluffing. Then again it could just have been specific to the guys I used to play with. [/QUOTE]
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