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Old 11-09-05, 03:27 PM
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Default Common betting pattern tells

Can anyone list useful things to look for, (or have an entire list available )

Examples:

Bets weak on a draw, strong on a made hand.
Bets the same on the flop and turn when drawing
Bets 1/2 the pot when CBing and more when he hits
Bets quickly after the cards come on a bluff and slower when strong.


Anyone have useful other ones?
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Old 11-09-05, 03:57 PM
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min raising can go either way, but I rarely see people switch up which way

Good thread idea BTW
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Old 11-09-05, 05:16 PM
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For those that play the NL cash tables, I think the big overbet is almost always a sign of someone on a complete bluff or with a weak hand like middle pair or top pair on a dangerous board. So long as I've got a pretty good read on the player I'll call that (provided I have a good hand) under the right circumstances (wrote more about this in my blog a couple weeks back).
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Old 11-09-05, 06:43 PM
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Interesting... I know a big overbet by tricky players is used in the opposite way as well (check out my thread in the How Should I section Hand 2 of 2: Out of Position) responders encouraged an overbet, making it look like I missed.... but a very good point regardless.
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Old 11-09-05, 08:19 PM
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And this is precisely why I like making the big overbet when I am sitting on the nuts. I am AMAZED at how many people think big bet = bluff and call me with the TPTK and even worse...
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i always take copious notes on anyone ive ever played against and ive noticed that most of the fishies make the exact same predictable patterns over and over again... lol

e.g.:
- raise 4xBB with AT twice in 4 hands;
- limp in with hi pairs, bet pot on nondescript board few times in a half hr

etc etc

most ppl are very predictable and if only one is observant and concentrating on the table and not multi-ing or watching TV on the side and stuff, it could (almost always) be a good experience at the tables.
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Right, and that's a very good point... I only make the call if I've had the chance to observe the player for a number of hands and have a good read on them. I have been burned by this a couple times but the positive gain is well ahead at this point.
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