What does opponents time taken to act say about their hand???

[masha535]

most cases if the opponent thinks for a long time so he what it was , but there are those who use to bluff , thereby zaputyvaet opponet!!!!!!!

 

[PK_ing]

Not sure.. CPPS had this on one of their quizzes though: https://gyazo.com/db073f9e35d4418e34a46065d33980d5

 

[Streetwylde]

Really, doesn't mean a thing. Sometimes as stated some are playing a lot of tables at the same time. Sometimes players just take time to act. Just because someone acts fast or slow doesn't mean a thing period.

 

[CSYA14]

Really, doesn't mean a thing. Sometimes as stated some are playing a lot of tables at the same time. Sometimes players just take time to act. Just because someone acts fast or slow doesn't mean a thing period.

I agree with this 100%. Could be lots of reasons for slow playing, going potty, letting dog out/in, asleep (lol), as quoted, playing more tables. Watching players actions in all plays gives the best ideas of his/her actions.

 

[feecg]

I also think that it doesn't means a thing, cause let's say you flopped a set of trips, do you think it'll change much if you take 5 seconds or 30 seconds to move all in? (Not saying this is the right play, but just givind an example)