The difference between a good and a very good player is that good players can estimate the enemy. A very good player observes his opponent constantly, even if they are not involved with one hand.

This is done in order to get as much information as possible from the enemy, so that if there is a showdown between the player and the opponent as much information as possible to enable a better decision.

If you see a player who is very careful and not very often increases, and so never bluffing, and that player suddenly increases, you can assume that he has a strong hand and go out of his way. In live poker, the behavior reveal a lot about what an opponent has a hand.

For example, if you play in a live game, the opponent is high and you notice that his hands tremble as he shoves the chips, it usually means that he has a strong hand and a Adrenalins goes through his body. Such signs you could use for yourself and get out, for example.

Online, those signs much less significant because you can not see the person against whom you are playing. Here you should pay attention primarily on betting patterns. Play a game with yourself every time you are not with one hand while they watch the game and the Insets-/Wet muster.

Try to estimate what your opponents hold hands and every time you see the maps at the end of the hand can you see how good they were with your assessment. Initially, it may be that you are often wrong with your assessments but with time and practice you will be surprisingly accurate and thus help your game immensely.