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Millie232
Rock Star
Silver Level
So I was playing in a tournament last night against an aggressive over-bluffer. I noticed something that I have never seen before in poker, and was wondering if anybody had any thoughts/experience with this tell.
When he raised, if he was expecting a call, he would put in the exact amount of chips he intended to raise with. However, if he was expecting folds, he would just one-chip and say the amount he wanted to raise by. I presumed this was because he didn't want to count out chips when he was going to keep them all and also didn't want to deal with change if they went into the pot.
Noticing this, I started playing so that if he just put in the one, over-sized chip, I'd reraise him (if it was sensible or a good marginal hand), knowing that he was likely to just fold his hand. This worked about 4 times before he was taken out by another player.
Anybody have any thoughts?
When he raised, if he was expecting a call, he would put in the exact amount of chips he intended to raise with. However, if he was expecting folds, he would just one-chip and say the amount he wanted to raise by. I presumed this was because he didn't want to count out chips when he was going to keep them all and also didn't want to deal with change if they went into the pot.
Noticing this, I started playing so that if he just put in the one, over-sized chip, I'd reraise him (if it was sensible or a good marginal hand), knowing that he was likely to just fold his hand. This worked about 4 times before he was taken out by another player.
Anybody have any thoughts?