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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1856136, member: 71146"] Is it me or does this sound like a very fishy thing to do and not something a pro should do by all means and most defiantly something he SHOULD of conquered by now? If anything, I find more pros look at their cards first and don't give of tells like that. Phil Gordon though...very strange and fishy. "I'm interested in the hand IF I have Aces, otherwise I will drift in to space" so if I do either of those things and look at my cards as soon as I'm dealt the cards, you can most defiantly assign me a good/bad range. This depends on your character of person in general. For him, it works because he gives us blatant signs of if he has a good hand or not ie: Being interested in the hand or not. I'm unsure as to why he gives it as advice to other players, as this seems very player dependant not grounds for every player. For example, me on the other hand, I'm quite sure I have the same expression regardless. If you are uninterested in a hand being played out live, when you are uninterested in your actual hand, then I'm unsure as to why he is at the table to start with. He seems to get bored very quickly. I find every hand of interest, more so in fact when I'm [B]not[/B] involved. [/QUOTE]
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