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Thread: Rules Question: showing cards

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02-12-2007, 09:37 PM

jamby

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Re: Rules Question: showing cards

Thanks Dad. Now that makes sense. I never knew why the rule existed before.

I like it just to see what kind of cards people I'm playing with are willing to go all the way with. We have some VERY loose players in my home game.

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Originally Posted by dad604

Jamby, regarding the other rule where anyone dealt cards have the right to see the calling hand/hands, it is to prevent cheating (collusion.) The rule is not there to help other players knowing how opponents play. Some poker room will not automatically show the losing calling hands unless there is suspection of cheating. Basically, if you ask to see the mucked calling hand, you are accusing the player of cheating.