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Hardest players to read - and WHY
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[QUOTE="white_lytning, post: 936387, member: 39455"] This topic is a joke if you guys really think you can rely on something you saw on TV three times to be a tell for a top pro. Most of the people you are talking about make a lot of money playing this game, do you really think they would have made it this long to have their weakness spotted by an amateur watching on TV? I mean, lets try to think about this in the real world. The idea of people having "a tell" like the stuff made famous in Rounders will do nothing but leave you broke. There are general tells, ie. strong or weak, but no good player does certain things with their body language when they have pocket Aces that they don't do when they has pocket queens. Tells are overrated. They are a piece of the puzzle, but this topic just kinda makes me laugh. How many of you have ever sat down and played with one of these guys? I don't think your sample size is really large enough to make a profitable judgment. [/QUOTE]
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