Can you easily spot a player who is terrible player in the game of poker?

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Experience poker player can easily spot a terrible player within few minutes of play. One experience player said that if you can not be able to spot a terrible player within some few minutes into the game, be rest assured that you are the one.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can you spot a terrible poker player within some minutes into the game?
 
One sure way to spot a terrible poker player is that they are always eager to play every hand. I was there, done that and I know it. There is always this urge to be in the middle of the action for amateur players still finding their way round. They always play weak starting hands. An observant opponent on the table would know them within minutes into the game.
 
Yes, and take advantage when they misplay hands. I do like to teach new players how to get better, and give pointers.
 
I can usually spot the weakest players pretty quickly. They're usually the ones playing way too many hands, calling everything, or betting weird amounts. The saying about being the fish if you can't spot one is scary but true. It definitely keeps me humble and observant.
 
Oh, it’s crystal clear. They raise all, bluff too much and they are unable to fold a bad hand. You will find them running straight draws with no odds. They tend to be eager and are emotional too.
 

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