I mean, it'd be boring for me to blanket forbid any discussion of any possibility of a strong flopped hand, and I appreciate your input on that front. What I meant is that while I riddle most of my live HHs with 100 soft reads and tells that make me lean slightly one way or the other that I felt very strongly about this one and was willing to bet a lot of money on it.
I feel near certain he wasn't Hollywooding; all of his actions were furtive, and as far as he could tell, I didn't notice anything other than it took a bit of time. He didn't sigh; he didn't take his chip protector off his cards and poise his cards to flick them across the table only to pull them back; he didn't count out $45 and slam them in frustration; he didn't do any of that. Even him noticing that I was the bettor was done out of the corner of his eyes instead of him turning his head.
All that being said, you can absolutely still feel that it's more likely that he put on an Oscar Award Winning performance iwth 33 than it is that he's going bananas with ATss or KQo or whatever.
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