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Online Poker Tells

Probably the most striking difference between playing poker online and playing in a brick-and-mortar poker room is the apparent lack of tells. When your opponents are mere icons on your computer screen, you can't read their body language at all, and the poker tells you've come to depend on are no longer an asset.
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Much has been written about Poker Tells - countless websites and more than a few poker books go into a lot of detail about how to read your opponents. It is explained how hand movement, eye movement, respiration and a whole host of other physical phenominon reveal what a player is holding.

Internet Poker, however, is a different kettle of fish. How can you read your opponents when you can't even see them? There hasn't been much written about Online Poker Tells as of yet - this is a whole new area that begs examination.

It isn't to say that there are no Online Poker Tells, there just aren't as many.

Online Poker Tells: It's all in the timing.

Sill, it is rather hard to get a good read on the strength and/or weakness of the hands your opponents are holding by using tells alone. Obviously, online poker tells have to be used in conjunction with other observations about each opponent. A very aggressive player will probably show no pauses until he/she's about to fold.

Vanishing your Online Poker Tells:  One way a player can, and should use online tells to their advantage is not to have any. This much harder to do that it appears: Time each of your responses so that they are all the same. Another way is to set a slightly different response time according to the last card turned up on the board. Wait 2 seconds if it's an odd card, or 4 seconds for an even card. Mix this up to suit yourself, red vs black, high vs low. Either way, it's sure to confuse even the most observant of opponents.

  True Poker's 3-d Graphics is unique, in that it gives it's players more brick-and-mortar Poker Tells. For example, when you or your opponents look at your cards, the 3-d avatar also look at their cards!

  Phil Hellmuth's online poker room, Ultimate Bet Offers video seminars - including Annie Duke discusses Online vs Brick and Mortar Ring Games, Mark Gregorich discusses Eight-or-Better Strategies and KrazyKanuck reveals secrets of Online Tournament Play. They cost $19.95 each to download, but if you pick up any tips that win you just one pot, it's already paid for itself.

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