Teach Yourself Poker

because im going to play in a tournament in the city, and normally when I play I can keep a straight face, but I want to be able to do when I want

Here are some tips:

What I do is remove the emotion from my face and look at a point you want to look the same way in all scenarios. Covering the mouth while sitting on your hands will help you to do.

Try not to blink lots, it may seem silly, but it is important to large hands. Most of what is to practice and deal with large hands several times, you have the nerves visible at first, but it's good.

Another thing I do not is a game with tokens or cards when I'm in one hand, it can be given.

Try not to do things differently from how to bet, simply place your chips in the pot the same way every time.

A good person is to imitate Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, he even within what extent the time between each movement (the same for calls, raising and folding).

If you're in the thick of it, you can become a bit of a robot, but that is fine because you do for short periods, you can act normal most of the time.

I have a blog where you can read more info on this subject and poker. Link below

I found the key to a good poker face is really not care what happens in the hand or the game Do not worry if a player busts worst part of you. Do not worry if you get up and then someone raises. Do not worry if you should move to something less than the kings and aces or someone calls you. If you focus on maintaining an intrepid "I do not care" attitude while making the right decisions in your hands, you will be hard to read and a very dangerous player. Check your attitude towards the outcome of the game and your face will take care of itself.

Think of something serious and just.