Verbal Poker Tells is the follow-up to Zachary Elwood's acclaimed book Reading Poker Tells. When poker players talk, they sometimes reveal information about their hands. Verbal Poker Tells describes the most common and reliable verbal patterns poker players have. More importantly, it gives you a framework for thinking about and analyzing verbal behavior at the poker table. The author analyzes many real poker hands: some from televised poker shows such as the World Series of Poker, Poker After Dark, and High Stakes Poker, some players by the author, and some submitted by other players.

This book will teach you how a professional poker player analyzes the facial expressions, body posture, physical gestures, and verbal statements of opponents in a live poker setting. Besides cataloging the most meaningful behavior, this book also gives a mental framework for thinking about and remembering poker tells. It also contains other tips on general poker psychology, including methods of deceiving and manipulating opponents, and methods for becoming "unreadable."

The Russian language edition of Reading Poker Tells, which has been described as the best book on the subject of poker tells. There are physical and verbal tells in every live poker game. Knowing how to recognize and understand these tells can give you a significant edge on the competition. This book will teach you how to analyze opponents' physical gestures, facial expressions, body posture, and verbal statements for clues about their hand strength. This book includes: The common poker tells shown by amateurs The more subtle tells that some experienced players may have Situations where tells are likely to be displayed Common verbal statements and their likely meanings A practical way to categorize and remember tells Methods of psychological manipulation and deception How to recognize and avoid angle-shooting Strategies for becoming unreadable