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#172
08-27-2006, 09:18 PM
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Re: \"Official\" WSOP ME Broadcast on ESPN Thread (Days 1A + 1B)
Okay I realize I am a mile later to the party but I watching Phil Gordon explain one of the traits of a fish is looking at a hand as soon as they get it. Can someone explain is so bad about that?
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#173
08-27-2006, 10:00 PM
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Re: \"Official\" WSOP ME Broadcast on ESPN Thread (Days 1A + 1B)
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Okay I realize I am a mile later to the party but I watching Phil Gordon explain one of the traits of a fish is looking at a hand as soon as they get it. Can someone explain is so bad about that? [/ QUOTE ] The only thing you can accomplish by looking at your hand before your turn is to give out information to your opponents. In a home game or at low levels with unobservant players, you can look before your turn if you feel more comfortable. But at large tournaments it can only hurt you.
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#174
08-28-2006, 03:29 AM
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Re: \"Official\" WSOP ME Broadcast on ESPN Thread (Days 1A + 1B)
Looking at the cards immediately is not a sure-fire indication of a fish. A lot of great players do it. But fish are more likely to do this.
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