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Joe Navarro

Fingers tell a lot about a poker player’s mind-set

Sometimes we perform behaviors that shout, “I need help… I’m having a really tough time or things are truly bad.” These behaviors go beyond the dour face or the slumped shoulders you might see throughout the day. They’re more poignant perhaps than compressed lips or a furrowed forehead; these are behaviors indicative of high psychological […]

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Joe Navarro
Joe Navarro

Navarro’s top 20 thoughts on poker tells

Here are my top 20 thoughts on poker tells • Getting a baseline of behaviors on opponents is critical. It will enable you to better assess if opponents are weak. Watch them when in play and out and note everything about them. • Changes in behaviors (tells) mean changes in thoughts, feelings, perceptions or intentions. […]

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Joe Navarro

Navarro says lips are good for more than kissing

All of our sentiments are reflected in our bodies … and the mouth is no exception. When we’re strong, confident and relaxed, it shows in our lips as well as when we’re weak or nervous. Good reason to keep an eye on your opponent’s mouth … and to cover yours. The mouth is the primary […]

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Joe Navarro

In poker tells, the eyes have it

The eyes exquisitely reveal, in real time, our true sentiments: joy, pain, happiness, loneliness, concern, disdain, dislike or disapproval. They’re formidable communicators of feelings, including

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