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how to hide tells when playing live
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[QUOTE="Blue_Fossil, post: 2108621, member: 93472"] I don't play live often, but the last I did, I think an opponent picked up what he thought was a "tell" that was really me just being stupid. About an hour into a MTT, I had AKo from early pos. I preflop raised 3x BB. Only the BB called. Flop was a complete miss. BB checked, so I made a continuation bet, which he called. Turn was another blank, but I recall there being a couple of potential draws on the board. BB checked, and I took another stab at it, making pot-sized bet - which left me nearly committed. BB called again. River card is another blank that would not have completed any draws. BB checked. I had nothing. But like I said, I was nearly pot-committed. I thought for a moment, then said out loud: "Well, I'm pretty much pot committed here....all in." BB mucked his hand. Later, I thought that he might have thought I was making one of those speeches guys make to make you think they have nothing, when they really do have a hand and want you to call. The truth was, I really had nothing. [/QUOTE]
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