VanillaIce

haha, well put.Actually they both happened early on so i didn't lose a whole lot. 1 guy had an A-high flush and the other had the nut full house. Overall though, i think it paid off. Im pretty sure i gained more from that tell than i lost from it.

I was playing at the low NL HE tables at pokerstars and I seemed to have picked up a betting tell! This is for NL HE and only works on weak players--If you check on the turn and your opponent checks behind you, then your opponent has nothing.I've actually did a little test on pokerstars to see if i was right. 18 out of 20 players that checked behind me on the turn had nothing.

Sup everyone. This hand occured at an online tourny that paid the top 5. Im chip leader with about 8,500 in chips and 2nd has got about 7,000. Short stack has about 4,000. Blinds were at 150/300. Im first to act and get dealt AQo. So i raise to 1,000. Next to act is the 2nd largest stack who goes all-in. Everyone folds back to me.Now I've got a decision to make.1.) Call- If i call and lose then i will be down to about 1,500 in chips and will probably be knocked out soon after, just out of the money. However, if i win then i will be in a dominant lead over the other players.2.) Fold- If I fold