Magician Reveals 10 Best Poker TELLS! - (Reading People & Body Language)

Rich grew up not knowing how to read until the age of 11 years old... but it gave him the ability to read a person like a book! Now he's sharing the secrets to reading human behavior so you can have an advantage in poker, life, business, dating and more! People are highly predictable. We truly hope you enjoy this insight to interactive psychology.

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[Anthony-nvgd]

Most consistent tell I’ve ever picked up on is when the person folds. 100% of the time, it means the person isn’t confident that they have the best hand.

[ElonMuckX]

This has changed my online poker game to a whole new level!

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This poker Tell is really solid:

If they eat the Oreo, they have the nuts.

[VStrizzy]

My favorite tell is when a straight draw is on the board they start counting on their fingers

[gabynice]

"share this video with your friend"
Me : "no."

[tswizz]

1:44 Adjusting posture
2:52 Card handling
3:37 Pre-fold
4:38 Eye Movements
6:13 Overacting
7:24 Feet Position
9:25 Chewing gum/food
11:38 Disconnections from the action
13:14 Shakiness

[seamuswardowski]

What you've got to understand is that everything you do at the poker table gives away information.

[LioraSunny]

I farted on a poker table they all folded

[MTGMitch]

My favorite tell is when your opponent shoves all in preflop, jumps out of his chair, pulls down his pants, moons the dealer, and throws his shoe at them.

[brianfuller]

My dad loved playing poker and this subject fascinated him. I still play casually. Everything you do at the table gives you away and gives away information.

[Gollywog]

So when I'm holding pocket aces, I'll curl into a ball a shake uncontrollably. That way I look weak 👍

[daneherring]

My favorite non-tell. When the old man at the table shoves all in, he’s never bluffing

[kevinkane]

I have been playing poker for 27 years and have been in charge of hiring and firing. I still learned a few things from this wonderful video and shared it to quite a few people. Thank you for what you do.

[fatdrummer]

Never listen to a guy with a stack that small in front of them.

[Anthony-nvgd]

How the hell am I supposed to see if my opponent is hooking their toes around their chair??? Action is on me. Ok, hang on. Proceed to drop to my knees.

[StrRaiser]

Share this with all my friends? Are you nuts? My friends are pretty much all poker buddies. Why would I share this with them, because this is all very good stuff.

[TiltMachine]

well thats it boys...guess im winning the wsop main event next year?!!?

[jppagetoo]

I love the fake look at your cards to scan the table on the sly. Never thought of that. I will use it.

[BorussiaComps]

The disconnection as a distraction because you have good cards - so true! I did that myself and I actually used it as a reverse tell a few times with great results - people see you chat and seem relaxed and stuff and when the decision is close they assume you're comfortable and you have it.

[spencerwinston]

Rich, this video is the nuts, and I am confidently chewing my gum when telling you this compliment. Your observations are time tested and align with common sense that border on genius. As Mark Twain wrote in the classic line, common sense is just genius dressed up in its working clothes. Thank you for helping so many people with your vast, practical knowledge. New subscriber.