understanding body talk by elizabeth mcgough

[flintsword 4]

Also published as "Your Silent Language", this 1975 book goes into body language and is absolutely fascinating.

From tapping fingers to shuffling feet, your body can contradict what you say.

Only 119 pages but when you also get all the books in the bibliography, ... you really are getting an idea of the power of tapping into a player's body language to help you make decisions about hands you are playing.

[JesseW316 0]

They're called tells, look into it. Someone should write a book about them...oh wait!.......http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=books&n=507846I'm just making fun of you, it's ok. Seriously, I read a book called "Never Be Lied To Again", it was pretty good at this kind of thing. Caro's book is still the best book for tells, but I might look at your's, too.

[flintsword 4]

They're called tells, look into it. Someone should write a book about them...oh wait!.......I'm just making fun of you, it's ok. Seriously, I read a book called "Never Be Lied To Again", it was pretty good at this kind of thing. Caro's book is still the best book for tells, but I might look at your's, too.

Ha, ha, ha. After rereading the wording on my post, ... yes, a little pompous on my part. I just wanted to share this book's name with the forum. Probably out of print, I have used items in it in my play.Caro's book is great. I remember reading it for the first time between swims at the walled pool at the Sahara. That book opened up my game in a big way and introduced a new element into poker for me. Many tattered copies of Caro later, it is a dated, but interesting read.So I agree with you, Caro's book is great. I am tracking down your book, "Never Be Lied To Again" ... sounds interesting and thanks for sharing it.