Magician Reveals 10 Best Poker TELLS! - (Reading People & Body Language)
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Most consistent tell I’ve ever picked up on is when the person folds. 100% of the time, it means the person isn’t confident that they have the best hand.
woah dude, I never thought about that. thanks for the tip!
I can't wait to try this out on my buddy's.
Per usual, I have my doubts...
sk0sH I like it. Cause if you show you folded Aces pre, you can steal all night. They’ll be like “that dude that just raised pre folded Aces pre earlier, he must have a set already”. Fucking brilliant!!!!!
jwsmitty80 How could you have a set pre flop?
"share this video with your friend"
Me : "no."
If you did...
Your friend: loser
please no one like now
igot it to 69
nice
Good idea 👍😎
666 likes congrats
This poker Tell is really solid:
If they eat the Oreo, they have the nuts.
Rounders?
Lol
I'm so unsatisfied
Pay that man his money
That movie will always be in my top 5 movies. The only thing is once you know your tell you go out of your way to not show your tell. That's why I love watching poker players that are on TV all the time. I also perfer not to see their cards so I usually watch it without sound and keep that side of the TV covered to see if I can can using tells what they have. To me that's been my best homework and it's really helped me use body language to see who's really the strongest.
This has changed my online poker game to a whole new level!
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😂😂😂lol
I wonder if Dick Ferguson gets along with his brother, Turd Ferguson?
@@jonslg240furd tergerson
My favorite tell is when a straight draw is on the board they start counting on their fingers
I do this on purpose but not that clear but when i now they just seen it😅
There's a video of a tournament this Asian guy counted out loud hahaha he still got called.
Hey I do that!
😂😂😂😂😂
Damn. It's either really dumb or genious
What you've got to understand is that everything you do at the poker table gives away information.
SeamusWardowski lol thanks Daniel
You can't be all loosey goosey, eating a sandwich or looking at your phone.
Lol still doesn't beat what this shithead says at 7:10.....
What if your nose starts itching exactly at the wrong moment?
@@ylb2731 Cigarette dangling from your mouth...
1:44 Adjusting posture
2:52 Card handling
3:37 Pre-fold
4:38 Eye Movements
6:13 Overacting
7:24 Feet Position
9:25 Chewing gum/food
11:38 Disconnections from the action
13:14 Shakiness
Good timestamps.
Yeah like no one ever fakes this stuff 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@andrewdoctor6584 Yeah but then you can adjust and take notes on that specific player. It's not like you play GTO 100% of the time, right? You exploitably deviate.
@@silentbovo1 well you try to. I’m really not that good lol 😂
Very helpful. Thanks
I farted on a poker table they all folded
Hahaha =))))))))))
What kind of fart exactly? It's very important for us to learn from.
jimmyjack35 wet fart... high risk, high reward
Was it a queef?
@@jimmyjack35 all in fart
My favorite tell is when your opponent shoves all in preflop, jumps out of his chair, pulls down his pants, moons the dealer, and throws his shoe at them.
Fold. That dude is going to win.
This Happened in 2019 WSOP Main event And that Guy was Suspended
@@Aloy9 No one here would have know that had you not told us. It is such a crazy coincidence that the original comment sounds just like what really happened.
Wow.
I believe they have Q3 100% of the time when they do that.
@@lordwetinari so far.
So when I'm holding pocket aces, I'll curl into a ball a shake uncontrollably. That way I look weak 👍
Lol
maybe need to do that while folding a bunch of times first.
As long as you mix middle suited connectors into that range with AA it seems pretty rock solid 👌
Look at the shaking segment again. He shows shaking while holding pocket aces. This is typical for this tell. To quote Mike Caro: "A shaking hand is a force to be reckoned with."
Shaking typically means your opponent is holding a monster hand, often the nuts. It's happened to me only once in a live game, and it was when I had the nuts in a big pot. I knew what the tell meant and tried my best to hold my hand against the felt as I pushed chips in to disguise the shaking, but I couldn't stop it. Thankfully my opponent either didn't see it or didn't know what it meant. He called.
The shaking occurs because your brain is already aware of the outcome and therefore releases the adrenaline. Imagine you are being chased by a serial killer and you are hiding in a corner. You don't shake while you are hiding. But once he leaves you will begin shaking uncontrollably. While you are unsure, it is much easier to "hold it together." Shaking is NOT weak.
actually being nervous often means someone has a great hand.
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Never listen to a guy with a stack that small in front of them.
Facts he's obviously under compensating for something.
well thats it boys...guess im winning the wsop main event next year?!!?
sk0sH I play midstakes plo mostly and was joking more than anything about the tells like saying in a sarcastic way after watching this video that it will up my skills so much that winning an 8000+ person mtt became a lock. Anyways you can see why we both don’t have a career in stand up comedy...haha
Thanks to COVID, this didn’t age well
did you win son?
Thanks for the video Rick. Just started playing live poker again and this really helped and was a great insight into the fundamental tells.
The disconnection as a distraction because you have good cards - so true! I did that myself and I actually used it as a reverse tell a few times with great results - people see you chat and seem relaxed and stuff and when the decision is close they assume you're comfortable and you have it.
...and where do you play?
Great presentation, always nice to sit, watch, breathe & be reminded on the fundamentals of solid basic observational awareness when playing poker!
How the hell am I supposed to see if my opponent is hooking their toes around their chair??? Action is on me. Ok, hang on. Proceed to drop to my knees.
Very funny Anthony 😂
Well you do it enough
Some things only apply to the person sitting next to you...
Wouldn’t be the first time you dropped to your knees
Funny you would “drop to your knees” when all you have to do is just look from an angle.
Unbelievably useful life skills and tools you can use in business, life or in poker!!… Please give the video a big share! Much appreciated.
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Thank you for indicating where to look (there are thousands of patterns of behavior I have yet to investigate, but these things don't make the value given by liars to their cards any less interesting, i love this shit ^^).
Yeah dude. These tells might work with your 12 year old that you just taught how to play the game.....not 1 real poker player does any of these -3 level tells......
I’d share but then my friends would know too
Chris Koshinski I disagree with you.
Shhhh I don't tell anybody this is our secret! 😉👌👍😄😄😄
Rich, this video is the nuts, and I am confidently chewing my gum when telling you this compliment. Your observations are time tested and align with common sense that border on genius. As Mark Twain wrote in the classic line, common sense is just genius dressed up in its working clothes. Thank you for helping so many people with your vast, practical knowledge. New subscriber.
Share this with all my friends? Are you nuts? My friends are pretty much all poker buddies. Why would I share this with them, because this is all very good stuff.
@Bodhi Sattva They are useful secrets that most people could incorporate into their lives. But I'm sure some anonymous guy on the internet who named himself after a D list DJ on youtube is already the king of reading people
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Shared on FB! Thanks Rich LOVE the poker tips, Keep them coming!
I have been playing poker for 27 years and have been in charge of hiring and firing. I still learned a few things from this wonderful video and shared it to quite a few people. Thank you for what you do.
no you haven't been playing poker for 27 years if you just learned these tells.
Necro much
27? The best bluffing hand😂
This was a very helpful video. I’m playing in a big home game this weekend and look forward to putting these tips to use!
This was amazing!! PACKED with a HUGE amount of info to step up my game, appreciate you very much sir!!
Somewhere in the distance I can hear Daniel Negreanu laughing.........
I can hear him asking if its pocket sixes or pocket fours
My dad loved playing poker and this subject fascinated him. I still play casually. Everything you do at the table gives you away and gives away information.
My dad had one of the best tales ever once. After the cards were dealt, he kept quietly repeating to himself "queen two, queen two" 😂 Obviously he was just trying to memorize his hand. But I looked at him and said; "you have queen two don't you?" And I was shocked b/c I was the only person that caught it. My silly family not paying any attention.😂😂
Video worth watching over and over again, thank you!
Great vid! Short, to the point! Love them kind of vids.
I particularly like to spit in the coffee of the guy next to me when I'm tanking to pick up a tell...
🤣😂🤣😂
That was very informative. It seems like common sense but when I’m playing I forget these subtle tells. Thanks for the information.
Great video man! Looking forward to more.
THis was a great video RIch!! Thanks keep it up!
These are some awesome hints, thx a lot ❤♣️
Oooo i really thought this was uploaded ages ago!
Edit: i shared this to my cousins and we planned on playing hold em’ and it’s gonna be a battle of the psychological reading skills (yeah pretty long) thanks for sharing us these tricks!
Wow, really helpful video. A few of the tells you displayed I knew, but most I hadn't heard or knew anything them. Thank you the help, and I shared the video with 6 friends. Thanks again
Alvin W.
This is awesome. Thank you so much for the share. It works every time. I definitely shared it with my friend. Please if you have any more tips about poker and card tricks, My friends would love to watch more them. Again thank you
I want more video about poker things. Rich go on!
I can't tell you how many hands I've bluffed with the hand shake because I have an essential tremor and they think I'm nervous! I'm glad you brought that one up
Really enjoyed and learned from this video. Keep them coming
Your love for poker is infectious, and it's inspiring others to join this amazing community. Keep sharing the poker love! 💕♣ #PokerLove
Really informative video. One friend of mine said i get a smile on my face with a good hand. I'll be sharing this with friends.
Steve from Missouri
I love the fake look at your cards to scan the table on the sly. Never thought of that. I will use it.
Love the video! Trying to improve my game & am grateful for the lesson! :)
Very awesome info! Thanks for sharing!
i shared this vid with my friend who plays poker with his family, and he thought these tips were amazing and he looks forward to his next game. Awesome video!
The proposition
FlavorfulMass Plays Poker with his family? Lol. Your friend is gonna win all the cheese doodles next time he plays.
I am glad I happen to come across this video. I play at home and live play as well and picked up a few tricks. But, I am wanting to reach that next level to improve my reads and this is going to help me greatly. I'm going to go over this numerous times so I have it committed into my head. Thank you for sharing this!
Just subscribed and shared. I've noticed most of these tells in my home games but its good to hear the reinforcement for those semi-bluffs
I actually kept this in my mind while playing an cleaned house 3/5 times thanks so much for the tips!!!
As a poker dealer and player I can vouch for some of these. When Rich talked about the gum chewing it reminded me of the movie Rounders when (John Malkovich) Teddy KGB threw his Oreos. HILARIOUS.😅
“What? Not hungry?”
“The feet never lie.” I thought it was the hips that don’t lie!?
It's the hippies feet 😃
your giving away a tell. kodanshi... ... .the tell being you are a fan of shakira ;))
Wow this was awesome. I found a lot of leaks in my game that I’ll have to cover up. Thank you, you really do know what your talking about 👍
Absolutely wonderful video! Very educational
Awesome video! I’ve been playing poker predominately online for the last 15 years. Trying to make a full transition to live has been an adventure for sure. I know how to play the game from a fundamentals perspective, but these little things like posture and how to actually handle things physically, in front of people, where before it was all mouse clicks behind a computer screen definitely changes the game entirely. Thanks again!
I've seen so many of these. I play WSOP and WPT tournaments. I've been playing 7 years. Never stop studying your profession. Get better every day.
This is really great, thank you!
Great video thanks for the info, definitely seen these especially on new players.
Nice vid dude loved it I have never beaten my uncle in poker , I think I will now 😃😃😃thanks so much
Hi Rich. This is great content and knowledge that I'm going to implement into my game and also watch out for in my opponents. Liked and subscribed 👍
Good lessons, thanks, Rich!
Awesome insight Rich .. thank you 🙏 👊
The problem is people can use these tells to confidently bluff, happens all of the time.
The average Joe isn't even looking for tells let alone giving off false tells
I'm an average Joe. But I very much pay attention to body language. When you understand it , it's not that you're looking for it, you just see it. Especially if you know the person. I always tell people words lie the body doesn't.
I've saw those tells on my friends, now I know for sure
Good stuff, thanks, Rich!
I love this! Glad I found it, I really need to be able to read people at poker better!!!
An amazing way to practice these tells with NO RISK is to learn to deal poker and then you can look for them while you're dealing. Never want to stare at a player, but you can still look for them without crossing the line.
These are good tips. I rarely play poker but I am probably one of the best around when it comes to showing tells. Actually, in my case, instead of tells they should be called yells. I intend to video myself and see just how blatantly I give myself away. Thanks Rich, this is a great video and I learned a lot.
Thank You Rich. Great Vid.
Great vid, very helpful. Thanks!
Another great one that always works once you find a players zero is blink rate and breath rate. Some people blink/breath faster or slower than others. This will change depending on what's going on. It can be different depending on the person though so you have to figure out their natural rates. Once you watch a hand or two that they aren't in you can know this, then watch them change on the situation. Generally most people blink faster when they bluff, some it's the other way around. Once you figure out that persons specific responses you can practically see their cards.
Thank you very much. I’m a senior and play poker and for once and if l can remember everything you said l may win. :)
WOW. Great information. Thank you
I really want to learn more, looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
This hasn’t just shown me what other do, but also what I do 100%
Loved the video Rich, great stuff I'll try and look out for. However, I feel like sharing this, of all videos, is the worst possible option for me. I'm all for sharing your other videos, but sharing this one is going to undo all the good you just did for me! Perhaps you can make a terrible, fake-information video on poker tells, and I can share that one? haha
My thoughts as well. I don't think too many will want to share this video if it gives them the edge. Why would they?
Thanks Rich! hoping to take these tips into my next game and next video! cheers
This was great!
Sunglasses and a hat pulled down low have worked wonders for me. I am so guilty with the look at the card that helps or looking at my opponent's stack.
The one thing that becomes difficult is when people look tense and trying to decipher whether they're tense because they've got a monster, or they're actually scared of turning their cards over.
Thanks for the great post.
Really awesome! Thank you, buddy. Wish I had watched this years ago.
ty for all the tips and tells, I will share this with my poker buddy,, tks, Ron
Wow, really impressive how you can learn so much from someone’s body language and behaviour. I’d like to try these tricks on my friends. However, I have a feeling pros like Daniel Negranu for instance, would know about this stuff, and someone like that would practice showing fake tells.
Those guys are pros for a reason poker mentally is an EXHAUSTING game those guys in the WSOP and stuff play for dayssss for someone at small home games or 1/2 2/3 games those small details aren’t huge but they can help but those pros wear sunglasses for the SMALLEST hints the SMALLEST breath patterns those pros are crazy for how they control their bluffs and nuts
Actually, in a game-interview with Botez he told her about the glancing at the chips. So yes, they are more than aware about the tells.
I love the shaking hand tell. I see it at all sorts of games. The thing is though, it's important to note that the player THINKS he has a monster hand. That could mean JJ on a AK3 board. JJ technically is not a very strong here, but a bad player might mistakenly still be really excited to see two jacks in his hand, and his hand shakes as a result.
I don't shake because im scared but shake because I'm hungry lol Can't tell you how many times I've been called down because of "shaking" and they even mention it after the hand. I'm sitting there the whole time not noticing one bit and could care less
Always been a big believer in identifying body language primarily to cover up my own giveaways but have mademore than a a few successful calls by identifying certain behaviours in others , been away from live play for a while now so this was a good refresher video
A long time poker player and I say.. VERY good video! Spot on, dude!
General rule of thumb is look for things that defy gravity: ie. shift up = good, slouch = bad.
Thanks for sharing. Your description is a useful heuristic, and captures the essence of tells in a nutshell. Bravoooo!!!
your weakness: people with bad posture LMAO
jonavuka S C O L I O S I S
Instant Curry that wouldn't be a tell. That would just be a defect. Everyone can tell when you have scoliosis.
It's funny how many of these I've trained myself to mostly not do. Ie always put my cards in the same place, always know how much is in the pot/my stack, always adopt what I call a power stance (one leg flat on floor, one leg to the side and back, sorta like an athlete ready to launch a sprint).
Lately though I've been trying a different seating position cause I'm starting to realise just how badly poker affects my posture...
Interesting talk. I will watch for these next time I play.
This was a great video. I subscribed!
Shared with my son a couple friends. He took 3rd in a free poker tournament last night. He's only 16! 😄
You butter believe it!
Great video. Very informative Thanks
Loved your insite. I really learned a lot!
I really want to share this with my poker friends....but, I want to try this first and win some pots before I do. :)
Never share tells with any players they damn sure want share your tells with you
J.D. you couldn’t be more right
@@ryantitsworth thz bro
True poker players understand their tail and constantly shift it keep others guessing. This strategies might work on a amateur, but not a pro..
Exactly, the only info more valuable than your opponents patterns of behaviour are your own patterns of behaviour. You gotta use their pattern recognition against them.
Just a minute in and intrigued, love that glance at cards trick
Rich,
Enjoyed your video.
Learn some stuff.
Thanks!
Regards, John
Yes, when players over act it's probably a sign of "inverse"
Man, I had no idea Dave Foley was so good at poker
So informative. So interesting.
This is going on my facebook straightaway!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us Rich!! I do not lay poker, but these are also useful for "murder" which is a role card game that I play a lot. Saludos from Spain!!!