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Posted Fri Jun 10, 2005 8:43 pm GMT by Boneshocka
lets say we in heads up...
i have 2  4  OPPONENT i have no idea
FLOP IS J 8 2
he raises i call
TURN is a 4 making me two pair
HE raises i reraise he stops and thinks for a while,,, after a good while he FOLDS (he didnt call my reraise)
So that i can keep him thinking several hands to come i show him my 2 not showing him my 4 which was my second pair...ALL OF A SUDDEN PEOPLE ARE UPSET BECAUSE I ONLY SHOWED 1 card.
I ve seen danny NAGERU do this several hands unfortuntley some people get upset and say if i show ONE card i have to show the other, i say i dont have to cause he didnt pay my reraise....
AM I RIGHT, I SHOWED ONLY ONE CARD I N THE TURN AFTER HE FOLDED
or do i have to show BOTH my CARDS ,,,,,,i think not
QUESTION 2
me vs player A
i have 2 6, i raise preflop, he calls
FLOP COMES OUT 489
i raise he calls
turn comes a 9 i raise again he calls
river is a 6 i check he checks HE SHOWS a 9 J giving him a three of a kind and i MUCKED my hand and he gets upset cause he says i have to show cause we were at the SHOWDOWN....i tell him i dont have to because i cant beat his hand...so he pickes up the deck when i turned in my cards and looks at my cards.(he is lucky i didnt have a gun on my like the old days) LOL..........BUT I DID GET UPSET cause i think i dont have to show my hands if i knowthey are beat....PLUS HE SHOWED HIS 3 of a kind first....
CAN I MUCK AT SHOWDOWN IF I KNOW I M BEATED OR DO I HAVE TO SHOW?
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Posted Fri Jun 10, 2005 9:23 pm GMT by Fat Tony
answer 1: you can do this because he folded.
answer 2: you can muck, BUT you must show your hand if someone asks. that being said, it was pretty bush-league of the guy to dig thru the muck to see your cards. if you are playing in a casino they can deny his request to view your hand if he is constantly asking. (ie. if he's generally acting like an ass by always asking to see mucked hands)
Posted Fri Jun 10, 2005 10:59 pm GMT by supafrey
more importantly, did he just say he was "beated"?
Posted Sat Jun 11, 2005 12:13 am GMT by JustinHEMI04
Even more importantly what is he doing raising and reraising or just generally playing hands like that?
Justin
Posted Mon Jun 13, 2005 6:33 am GMT by Jackal
In a casino if niether player wants to show the dealer will ask the player who initiated the action or raised to show. Once the other player folds anything you show is a favor to him. You do not have to show anything.
I would have slapped the players hands who was digging in the muck. if someone digs in the muck or grabs your hand it's your fault. You have to protect your cards. There is one thing I have learned about poker, you can not let anyone run you over or intimidate you in any way.
Posted Mon Jun 13, 2005 8:30 am GMT by AAceman
kill the bastard
Posted Wed Jun 15, 2005 5:45 pm GMT by Sid Lambert
you don't have to show your hand at showdown unless you are all-in, or its heads up and the other person is all in
Posted Wed Jun 15, 2005 6:25 pm GMT by xDiamond_CutteRx
Depends on the club. At my cardroom, you're required to show both your hole cards if you want any part of the pot.
Posted Thu Jun 16, 2005 11:41 am GMT by Always_Bored
| xDiamond_CutteRx wrote: | | Depends on the club. At my cardroom, you're required to show both your hole cards if you want any part of the pot. |
the other guy folded though. You shouldnt have to show anything.
Everywhere I play you are welcome to show one card if he folds. You can show none if you want to. And no one can ask to see them unless you are all in or went to the showdown.
Posted Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:12 pm GMT by Loonbat
| Sid Lambert wrote: | | you don't have to show your hand at showdown unless you are all-in, or its heads up and the other person is all in |
In the cardrooms I've played in, any active player may request to see the hand called all the way to the end. Now, if the cards haven't been mucked, the dealer will flip these for the table to see. Most only allow a player to make this request once each 1/2 hour (each dealer shift). If the player has good aim and these have hit the muck, they won't flip them.
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