When playing poker, we must look at the cards themselves, but also is essential to note how they move opponents, his body language, facial expression, your online poker personality, and even the way they dress.

All of these behaviors is what is known in psychological poker spree as "tells" and part of nonverbal communication that we dominate in tackling our process of learning poker.

They are one of the most important to study the behavior of our opponents in poker. Discover your own and own, is an exercise of conscious observation.

Equally important to uncover the tells of rivals is to hide themselves. It's useless to know that our opponent has a strong hand if you're communicating that we also have.

Thus, to hide our tells can wear sunglasses or we can perform activities unrelated to the game show such as listening to music. The tells are difficult to hide from the eyes of good poker players, so we must be aware of them.

Most of tells that we can observe (physical, behavioral, speech, posture) will help us to know the mind of our opponents in poker.

But beware, there are false tells, poker players to learn issued on purpose or inadvertently, therefore need to be evaluated according to the scope or context in which they occur.

To keep track're good to go scoring the tells of your opponents. But, of course, this stage will then have learned well the rules and strategies, both core and non-game.

Then you need to determine who will start calling the shots, that is, who is the dealer.

In hold'em, the dealer is identified with a button, and this position will running the table, ie: the player is the dealer for one round, he passes on the button next to the player on your left.

Even if there is someone who is willing to distribute the cards in every round, the dealer button must continue running the table after each hand.