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Dare I attempt a serious discussion of live tells?
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1516217, member: 23910"] His basic theory is that feet can give away a lot of information about how comfortable someone is and because (among other things) they're under the table out of sight they're likely to be more reliable and easier to read than other signals. What I really like about Navarro's book, and your post as well FWIW, is that it discusses the root causes of tells. I found Caro to be [B]very[/B] superficial in that regard: everything is discussed in a poker context on the basis that strong usually means weak and weak usually means strong. Navarro discusses universal concepts like the freeze-flight-fight response that you've mentioned above and [I]then[/I] goes on to look at how that can be applied at the poker table. If you're already familiar with the subject matter then it might not introduce a whole lot of new ideas to you but I definitely recommend giving it a look. [/QUOTE]
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