Most enthusiastic poker players (either online or live) are
looking for ways to improve their game. One advantage is to use techniques that
improve your ability to predict the play of your opponents. Imagine you can
become a better poker player simply by focusing on the mental and psychological
side of Poker. Being aware of Poker Tells and learning how to read body
language is an important part of both playing poker and every day life.
Therefore everyone can benefit from discovering how to read and identify body
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Online poker tells are normally confined to betting patterns
and timing tells. However, there is a lot of room for success in live games and
tournaments for players that are aware of their opponent's tells and more
importantly, the signals they are divulging. You can become more consciously
aware by developing skills such as the ability to read body language. bandar domino
Expanding your skills in reading body language will also see
you improving your relationships at work, at home and socially. It is highly
likely that your ability to engage in more effective communication will
increase ten-fold. However in order to augment your ability to notice these
'Poker Tells', you must become more aware of your surroundings. Similarly, you
must become aware of your opponents! You should ask yourself how observant are
you and how much do you concentrate on your hand at the expense of monitoring
the actions of your opponents?
Often subtle non-verbal signals are missed either due to
either a lack of attention or an inability to recognize them (or both).
However, you can gain the knowledge and practically apply the skill of reading
the body language people use everyday. Think of the opportunities you could
gain by knowing how others are feeling before they even express themselves.
Remember, body language is as unique as you are. Although no
two people exhibit the same types of cues, becoming aware of certain signals
will improve your ability to gauge another persons feelings. You should not
have to wonder if now is the time to raise your opponent all in or if it is the
right day to ask the boss for a raise. Every person has the ability to become a
more observant person and a better poker player simply by improving these
skills.
Do you often wonder how some players know when your bluffing
or when you hit that monster hand? Well, that is probably because you are
giving off your own poker tells. As a result it is not only important to learn
to read your opponents body language, you MUST be aware of the signals you
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You may question how some people communicate so effectively,
often without uttering a word? In these situations and so many more, the people
with power have learnt how to use body language to their advantage. They read
and use non verbal signals.
So do you wish you could read body signals better? Would you
like to notice those subtle cues that could offer you a wealth of information
about your opponents, friends or employer?
Honing your skills to recognize, understand, and identify
body language can enhance your life. By watching your opponents subconscious
gestures you can recognize their feelings, sometimes even better then they may.
This is how being able to read body language will put you at an advantage.
It is worthwhile to know that even though many poker players
have read books about body language, many players still do not implement what
they have read. You will notice this in your local tournaments today. The
skills you learn in these books must be employed and practiced regularly. There
are many professional body language experts to learn from, such as Allan Pease,
Mike Caro, Judi James and Robert Phipps. If you have not already done so, you
must read one or all of their books if you want to improve your poker skills.
However, a great place to start is with Poker - The Power of Body Language.
Remember, Poker Power - The Power is in Your Hands!
Good Luck at the tables,
