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showing hands

letsrumbleletsrumble
edited May 2011 in Poker Chat
just wondered what players think about showing cards? just finished a deep stack where leytonaa showed 80% of hands. do we use this for info?
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  • scotty77scotty77
    edited May 2011
    yep. some people don't tkae poker as seriously as other tho and like to have fun and showing when they hit a set/flush or when they bluff is part of it.  just use the info they're giving like what they are limping in with/what they're riasing with etc and use it when you are in a hand with them.
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  • EyemanEyeman
    edited May 2011
    I show my cards very frequently, but note what I have shown. I use it to build an image. If I show a rank bluff - that's the last one, but I can commit to the pot in the same way later with the nuts.

    I lose a lot :)
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  • billybootsbillyboots
    edited May 2011
    In Response to Re: showing hands:


    This is not something I personally wish to do (i do not go for winding ppl up) but I have on occassions been asked what I had when opponent has folded. So when I tell them they on occassions choose not to believe me and ask me to show them which i have not got a problem with, if only I knew how.
    I was told to 'untick' the 'muck losing hands' box, which I did and still it didn't show my next winning hand
    after everyone else had folded.
    Is this the correct procedure ? ..............if not, could someone explain it to me pls............tyvm.  
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  • EyemanEyeman
    edited May 2011
    look in "options" top left of the box, and there's a check box you can unclick. The box you unclicked allows you to show when you lose (I rarely (never)do this).

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  • imberimber
    edited May 2011
    thankfully never been clever enough to work out how to show my cards - but i really cannot see any advantage in doing so - i agreed with scotty - just take notes
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  • billybootsbillyboots
    edited May 2011
    In Response to Re: showing hands:
    look in "options" top left of the box, and there's a check box you can unclick. The box you unclicked allows you to show when you lose (I rarely (never)do this).
    Posted by Eyeman
    Many thanks Eyeman, but I want to show my cards when I win and everyone else has mucked eg; say I'm on the button and go all-in, everyone folds and i want to show my cards,..........can i still do this with your method ?
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  • billybootsbillyboots
    edited May 2011
    In Response to Re: showing hands:
    thankfully never been clever enough to work out how to show my cards - but i really cannot see any advantage in doing so - i agreed with scotty - just take notes
    Posted by imber
    It's not something i really wish to do but just once in a while you get someone replying 'bu...ll.....sh...it' at you when you take a pot down with a hugh bet that's not been called and I just feel the need to prove a point.
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  • EyemanEyeman
    edited May 2011
    Yes, look in "options" you'll find it
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