As already mentioned, the dealers are generally pretty good at keeping folks honest regarding forward motion rules, announced bets, chip stacking/hiding, etc. The more subtle body language feigns or fakes of a random nature are harder to deal with, I suppose. I'm not a fan of such behavior. Still, it's a little like a boxing match where the referee instructs both participants to 'protect yourself at all times'. Ultimately, it's your responsibility to make sure you don't get clocked in the ring, or at the table.
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The PRNG categorically refuses to align itself with my poker hopes and aspirations.
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