Quote:
Originally Posted by Koss
Telling your opponent what your hand is mid-hand in a heads up pot seems pretty standard table talk/mind game stuff that you see every night. But in this case it sounds like he lied about his hand in a way that made it seem like he thought the hand was over and was declaring his hand rather than just playing mind games? I guess that's technically an angle, but I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.
Right. It's like someone betting the river, and while the opponent is thinking, says "nice call, I missed", but they actually have the nuts. I think that is a lot different than saying "you should call, I have air" or the equivalent.
