So, try to focus on observing the behaviors of an individual player. No one can observe all the information of all poker players at the same time. How can you improve your game performance after knowing the simple mathematical knowledge of poker? Just read people! But when you become more familiar with the game and advance your poker skills, you will slowly develop the instinct for observation and capture the most detailed information hidden in the seemingly happy and peaceful poker gaming atmosphere. Spotting tells is not innate to most of us. At the same time, many other factors interfere: for example, some people play while reading a book or watching a movie. It often requires you to set a "standard" for a specific player based on a lot of observations. However, remember that timing tells are not always reliable. For example, thinking too long before making the call represents a medium-strength hand, and a fast call often represents a drawing hand. Look for abnormal points in the opponent's betting behavior and changes in timing and rhythm. But you should know that the betting pattern is always the most reliable of all. Since you can't see the real person, what we discussed earlier is hard to apply. Just remember that the most instant and obvious response is often the most accurate. And don’t pay too much attention to his body language since it is most likely deliberate. Don't waste too much time studying his betting pattern or rhythm. If your opponent is a beginner, just remember: he will not construct complex performances or body language to deceive you with tells.
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