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01-22-2016
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The tell is both more common and more complicated postflop, however. The canonical example is a third suited card hitting the board, and a player checking to see whether he has one of that suit. The theory is that he’ll almost never have the made flush (unless it’s a fake tell), as he would have known already if he were on a direct flush draw. Similarly, you could probably imagine that someone holding a small suited Ace might re-check on an 8-4-2 board because she’s second guessing whether she’s hit a small pair (with A4 or A2) or a gutshot draw with (A5 or A3); preflop, it was the Ace and the suit which were most important, but now it’s crucial to remember correctly what kicker she had.
