When playing against opponents, it is important to be able to read their hands. There are a few things you can look for when trying to read an opponent’s hand.
One thing to look for is how the opponent is playing their hand. Are they aggressive, passive, or somewhere in between? Are they raising often, or only when they have the best hand? Are they folding often, or only when they don’t have the best hand?
Another thing to look for is what cards the opponent is holding. Are they holding a good card or a bad card? Is their hand strong enough to beat your current hand, or are you still in good shape if the opponent doesn’t have a good card?
Finally, look at what cards the opponent is not holding. This can give you a good indication of what kind of hand the opponent might have.
For example, if an opponent isn’t holding any cards of a certain rank, that might suggest that they are holding a low card that can beat your current hand.
