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[QUOTE="Stu_Ungar, post: 1089631, member: 39779"] You are definately right here. The problem I feel is that people dont know what to look out for.. and therefore ask about tells. The problem is that one guy scratching his ear may be very different to the next guy doing the same thing. Its more the overall picture.. tells are not learned behaviour rather the physical effects of excess adrenalin, perspiration, anxiety etc etc... So its something that comes with experience of observing. I think people at live tables are over eager to put tells into practice. By being the dealer you are prevented from doing that and so would gain a good foundation. Incidentally, I just thought of this, but I should imagine that many dealers become quite good at spotting the physical signs of whats going on and over time learn a great deal about their regulars. How big a tell would it be to observe, not only the players, but the dealers reaction to their actions... especially if you were a new face and had no previous experience of the players.. but knew that they were regulars.. so knew that the dealer had experience of them. [/QUOTE]
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