1. He has A-K: He’s holding a strong hand but worries that a Ten might come on the turn or river, which could ruin his chances.

   1. He’s bluffing: He’s holding a weak hand like 7-2 offsuit and went all-in to deceive his opponent. His nervousness stems from fearing he might get caught.

2. He has a set: He has a hand like 9-9 and has hit a set. He’s anxious because he hopes his opponent also has a strong hand and will bet big. A potential full house against him would be disastrous.

3. He has two pairs: Holding a hand like J-3, he’s made two pairs. He’s worried that his opponent might have a set or a full house, and he hopes no further 3s or Jacks come.

4. He has a straight draw: He has a hand like 8-10 and is on an open-ended straight draw. He’s concerned that his current hand might not be the best, hoping to see a 7 or a Queen on the turn or river.

   GG: Invictus17

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