https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQkMaYKSOcM

11:00 ish, doyle tries to bluff for a pot sized bet, $6000 or so, with 8 high. and it should have worked! but his opponent showed heart and bluff raised him back with ace high. what a game poker is.

Can you spot Doyle's tell?

Doyle doesn't move much... lol.

I can't spot it; What's your take?

Yes, but I can't reveal it because it's worth millions.

He bet $6,800 so it was obvious he had 68.

Doyle tends to do a lot with his mouth and hands, but I've also found these to be reverse tells along the way too!! Lots of PAD/HSP watching him. I've seen mostly ABC poker from him since Doyle's Room was shut down and with him getting older.

Who knows what he does in the mixed games .. no TV or streaming for us to see. GL

I saw it but his opponent wasnt even looking at him. He pulled an angleshoot pretending to bet the wrong amount. Then he was peeking out the corner of his eyes because he was scared of a raise. When the op raised he was fumbling with his chips and then touched his face quickly.

Something he does after the other player has acted isn't a very usable tell.

his cards were completely unprotected while he was bluffing. players generally tightly guard valuable hands but often leave worthless hands unprotected.

Doyle's Room wasn't "shut down."

America's Card Room was formerly named Doyle's Room. It's the same card room. I know cause I had it installed when it was Doyle's Room and I remember the transition. They removed him from the marketing after Black Friday so he wouldn't potentially be targetted.

You are so good at reading hands, you must make millions each year. How are you so good?

Yea you really nailed Doyle. He for sure protects his cards when he has it and doesn't touch them when he's bluffing. Just like this hand:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osnt2K9L_3k

While Doyle doesn't protect his cards in the hand with Dwan, he is conscious of them after making his turn bet (~2:00), and adjusts them. In OPs video, he doesn't seem interested in them at all.

Also, in the Dwan hand, he tells Dwan how much he started with, which may indicate he's relaxed (he wasn't asked).

In OPs video, Doyle screws up the bet size, grabbing the wrong chip. Would he make a mistake like that if he had a good hand? Would he be more careful? I don't know.

It needs to be said that observing players on TV is suspect, not only because they know others will observe them and act accordingly, but also the camera isn't always on them, and they may do something that we don't see.