One thing I enjoy about progressing as a player is increasing my awareness of what is going with the other players in hands - in other words, getting the chance to make use of tells. I'm certainly not to the stage of pegging someone's hand when they eat the Oreo, but here's a story from a recent tournament where tells came into play.
NOTE: I made an error in the hand description in the video - the flop was two clubs not three. The river bought the third club, the 4 of clubs which paired the non club 4 on the flop. Sorry for any confusion.
Hi, I'm confused on how with three clubs on the flop, Turn is an Ace , but not the ace of clubs, how the river could be a club that pairs the board?
ReplyDeleteSorry for the delay in responding to your comment. I made an error in the hand description - the flop was two clubs not three. The river bought the third club, the 4 of clubs which paired the non club 4 on the flop.
ReplyDeleteNothing about your story or response to the comment makes sense. Lame.
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