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[QUOTE="Goggelheimer, post: 6765353, member: 1014308"] It is cheating, if you take actions that make him expose the cards to you, or all other players. For example try to grab his card protector. But if he is not caring to hide his cards enough, it is his problem and it is not cheating. Offensive watching for his cards is cheating, but not when you look around the table and catch a view at his cards. I think all players will have a look around the table when the cards arrive at the players spots, and they try to fetch a small smile on a face. In this routine, you can always be able to catch a view at any other player's cards. If he offers information for free, he has a problem. Information gathering is crucial in a game with partial information. Every small puzzle piece of information gives a complete picture. He said it clearly, I worry about my game and gather all info that I can get, all others at the table will do that too and use it for their advantage. If he is not taking your warning seriously, you have another option to give him a warning. The floor or table manager can be called and give and advice to this player before you are called a cheater. I think there is something that is called ruleset of acceptable and unacceptable things at the tables. [/QUOTE]
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