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Message: [QUOTE="Pokerstudy, post: 5658865, member: 433356"] Ok, this reply is going to be spotty..like a rough draft lol. I also study screenwriting and storytelling..but that is not the angle I am going at here. What I am going at is it is at best a spotty connection to this thread, but here goes. So I have a great memory in general, yes general lol, and I do remember something about players playing in tournaments being able to watch hours after their play, something about reading other players tendencies in a tournament and the broadcast coming just hours later that pertains to the tournament they are in. Anyways, the point of that is, the broadcasts were used to study players for their next session (I cannot remember the tournament) - Told you it was spotty:) But it was used as a tool to analyze their opponents within the tournament for the next session. (the very next day) My thought is, there is many twitch or live cardroom games we can watch (I watched a few local cardroom broadcasts here) that are not edited for TV. The fat has not been cut out, the fat that shows tells...perhaps a spotty idea, but I think there are ways to see things in these live broadcasts that you would not see in the cut for broadcast versions. This is just an idea..possibly a stupid one but, the camera records all, and if we play live, we have a window to seeing all through these webcasts that are unedited. Not all tells are universal, but I think that many of them are, I for one would be interested to see if there is a consistency somehow in these broadcasts of people that hit a set on the flop and try and play it cool lol or whatever other hands come up in live play. I have read quite a few books on tells, none that have broken down consistency in particular hands..perhaps because they don't want to indulge that info?, but I say knowledge is power lol if people do certain things during certain particular cards, I would like to know lol Silly and spotty idea I know. [/QUOTE]

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