Rethinking the Poker Face

- farvel P. Plysbjørn

A resolutely neutral facial expression may not be the best strategy when playing poker, a new study concludes. Rather, researchers found that opponents of "emotianally positive" players mistakenly folded more often. They conclude that "the best 'poker face' for bluffing may not be a neutral face, but rather a face that contains correlates of trustworthiness.""

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