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Old 01-12-05, 10:01 AM
Irish88 Irish88 is offline
 
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Adrenaline Shakes

Is there any cure reduce/eliminate the shaking hand syndrome that often happens when a player has a made hand in a big pot?

Any other tips on other common tells?

Thanks
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Old 01-12-05, 11:58 AM
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The more you play, the less you will shake when you play. Just hold very still. and don't make eye contact with anyone. Sunglasses are preferable. No reads will be given off through your looks if you do that. Don't just do it when you bluff, do it when you play anyhands. If you are in a hand, only talk if it's mandatory.
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Old 01-12-05, 12:41 PM
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I agree. The more you play, the more you will get used to it. You jsut have to condition yourself to be able to control your image.
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Old 01-13-05, 03:38 PM
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To eliminate your hands shaking it is a phsycological issue. If you think you're gonna win a hand and it will be big you will shake. In order to reduce or quit shaking, you must get it in your head that you are gonna lose the hand. This will put the adrenaline rush back if you really try and think you're gonna lose. A lot of discipline. Email any other questions to [email]jacobheinikel@hotmail.com[/email]
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Old 01-14-05, 12:00 AM
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shaking no more

Adrenaline is an issure when you hold pocket4s and the flop comes A 8 4 and you know the other 3 players are holding an ace. Adrenaline is a problem no more. A friend of mine who has a Masters Degree in Bio Chemistry and Sports Nutrition has developed a product that blocks adrenaline in the body. It keeps your mood very stable and doesnt put you to sleep. My email in [email]ncpokerclub@aol.com[/email] if you would like more info.

HMC
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Old 01-14-05, 09:03 AM
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To eliminate your hands shaking it is a phsycological issue. If you think you're gonna win a hand and it will be big you will shake. In order to reduce or quit shaking, you must get it in your head that you are gonna lose the hand. This will put the adrenaline rush back if you really try and think you're gonna lose. A lot of discipline. Email any other questions to [email]jacobheinikel@hotmail.com[/email]
Yes, but people also shake when they are bluffing. I've seen it before and used it to my advantage.
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Old 01-14-05, 10:02 PM
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in regards to the post about the adrenaline blocking drug, dudes friend has invented: Isn't the rush you get off playing a big hand one of the reasons for playing poker? I dont know about you guys but I'm an adrenline junkie, and the rush you get calling a huge hand is something I enjoy! Why try to block that? If you want emotionless poker stick to Ultimate Bet!
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Old 01-15-05, 10:13 AM
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adrenaline

You should be easy to spot at the table. I played in a cash game 25 50 blinds...each pot was over 500.00. I can bet big, make a stone cold bluff or whatever and not flinch 1 muscle. If your shaking your read. And by the way the last time I checked you can deposit adrenaline in the bank. I feel as if you need every advantage possible.

HMC

I only made a couple grand in the past 2 weeks playing home games. That is playing part time. I
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Old 03-15-05, 06:00 PM
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alot of times when a player shakes he has a monster because hes so excited his hands shake terribly thats because tension is being released thru his hands.alot of people know about this tell because its in mike caros book.but u can flip it and shake all the time no matter what u have
 


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