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Step 1
Look for players acting uninterested. This is usually an act hiding the fact he has a good hand.
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Step 2
Look for shaking hands. When a player's hands are shaking, it is usually because she is so excited for her good hand.
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Step 3
Look for lack of caring. A lot of times a player will make comments questioning how weak his hand is or that he shouldn't be in it. Watch out for this as that is a sign he has a monster hand.
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Step 4
Watch the other players' eyes. If she looks at her chips directly after looking at her cards, chances are she has a good hand and is contemplating her bet.
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Step 5
Watch other players' chests. If the chest makes breathing noticeable by going up and down, that shows he is trying to hide his excitement.
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Watch out for intimidating players. Usually, when a player stares in the eyes of another player, it is to act comfortable when in reality her hand is very weak.
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Step 2
Watch the chest again. If it's not moving after a bet has been made, it likely is because he is scared of getting called with his weak hand.
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Step 3
Be suspicious of really quick betting. This tends to be done to convince players he doesn't have a weak poker hand, but he likely does.
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Step 1
People who constantly check their hands after each turn of a card do so because they are making sure they have a draw.
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Step 2
Slow playing in an action pot shows the person doesn't really know what to do, but they are willing to stay in. This shows the player is on a draw.
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Step 3
After the card is turned, watch the signs the player gives out. If there are signs of a strong hand, that means they hit their draw. If the signs show a weak hand, that means they missed their draw.










