As a poker player you should be well-versed in the art of body language as it can reveal much about your opponents’ intentions. With careful observation, you can discern whether a person is out to make love to you or to lop your head off.

Observing the body language of poker players, one can detect their “tells.” A tell is simply a repetitive signal given by a player disclosing his current hand and motives. It is important to relate the body language reading to the total environment with the same gestures being made over and over in distinct situations. Gestures such as playing with chips before a move to frighten you to check will reveal the opponents hand (even partially) to the table as well as his thought patterns.

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Playing poker against weak players should be lucrative, but do you oftentimes find yourself losing to players who have no idea of what they are doing? This can be a huge frustration for players that are dedicated about bettering their own game.

Of course they are probably new players as well, but you should have the advantage because you read all the good poker authors, paid for membership training, watched a few videos and managed your poker bankroll sensibly well. The trouble is that your bankroll is at best, unimpressive. You might in fact see your poker bankroll and become disappointed at its lack of growth.

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