Caro's Book of Tells, the Body Language and Psychology of Poker

By Mike Caro

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Format: Paperback, 320 pages, New title Edition Other Information: Illustrations Published In: United States, March 2006 Quantity Available: 5 Other Editions: Paperback, USA $60.99 $30.46 View Condition: New 24 hour shipping Mike Caro's classic book is now revised and back in print! This long-awaited brand new edition by the Mad Genius of Poker takes a detailed look at the art and science of tells, the physical giveaways by players on their hands. Featuring photos of poker players in action along with Caro's explanations about when players are bluffing and when they're not, these powerful eye-opening ideas can give you the decisive edge at the table! This invaluable book should be in every player's library! The powerful and groundbreaking book on the art and science of tells, the body language of poker, shows how players can use their opponents' gestures, words, and body language to win all their money! From The Publisher: This long-time poker classic shows players how to read opponents' gestures, words, expressions, and movements -- and use them to win. Publisher: Cardoza Publishing,U.S. ISBN: 1580420826 EAN: 9781580420822 Dimensions: 22.9 x 15.2 x 2.4 centimetres (0.54 kg)

At first glance this book seems to be very basic with only common tells listed that "you already know". After a read through or two however the changes in your game will be stagering. It's one thing knowing theory, but it's another thing knowing how to apply your knowledge, which is exactly what this book delivers.

A must have for any poker book collection.

This book was very helpful and simple to understand. The book gives you the basic knowledge of the tell which is all it can do because everyone is different. The principal is still the same and it more than helps you apply it to each individual person. Must read for anyone who is thinking of playing outside of their local home game.

Once you have mastered the advanced techniques of playing the game that is poker, you need to learn the players around you. of course, not every player is the same, and will not have the same tells (something that slightly informs you what cards the opposition has). this is where the book fails to deliver.