According to a survey commissioned by Online Betting Guide and conducted by OnePoll, an average person tells four lies per day in the US.
Avoiding eye contact and nervously talking are two telltale signals that someone might be lying, but even the most skilled "poker face" has a telltale "tell." According to a survey of 2,000 adults in the United States, a resounding majority believe they are superior to the rest when it comes to being able to recognize a liar.
It's interesting to note that only 25% of respondents believe they have a great poker face, while 37% believe they are generally good at deceiving people. Only 3% of people feel they have bad poker faces, which is less than one in twenty.
The top indicators to watch out for when it comes to their own "tells," or indications that they are bluffing, according to respondents, include fumbling with poker chips, sitting up in the chair when they have a good hand, and shaky palms.
You can’t read my poker face
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