Watch Your Opponents
Mike: Put a guy like me in a weak game like that, the cards themselves hardly matter. A fish acts strong, he's bluffing; acts meek, he has a hand.
- Rounders, 1998
Even if you fold a hand, your interest in that hand doesn't end. Follow how the remaining hands are played; you will acquire insight that will help you make better decisions in the subsequent times that you come up against that player.
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