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I think you ARE practicing it, you just don't know it. As others said, more and more when you've folded you'll watch a hand being played and you'll think "Boy, can't call that without top pair" or "If he had a hand, why would he make that play"... etc, etc.
I wouldn't worry so much about being "right" the goal is just to look at someone's betting in a hand and guess the most likely holdings that they might have - from there you can determine how you should play given your hand, and given the board. Example - I think the guy has a PP underneath AA, there is an A on the board, I can probably fold him out here.
What they actually had is less important, you aren't Kreskin and never will be.
From here you get to the next level - for example -I'll bet my draw like I have top pair, maybe people will fold, maybe I'll hit... or the standard play when I flop top set iwth no draw is to check, so I'll bet to make it look like I'm bluffing, etc.
PS not sure what site you play on but UB and PS both have instant hand histories that you can pull up to see cards that were mucked on the river. I didn't know this until a couple months ago and it helps to get insight on what specific players are doing.
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