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At showdown who can read the hands?
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[QUOTE="ph_il, post: 2763327, member: 508"] There is a one player per hand rule at all the casinos I've been to. In the OP example, even though some players have seen player 2's hand, they are not allowed to comment on the hand until player 2 is completely finished with hand-they muck or show. Looking like they're going to fold isn't the same thing as folding. It would also be a problem if player 3 and player 2 are friends, which would be collusion. If player 2 is thinking about mucking and does muck, player 1 is not wrongfully rewarded the pot just because player 2 misread their hand. If player 2 shows his hand and player 1 is rewarded the pot, then they're being wrongfully rewarded. This is something anyone at the table can comment on because all hands have ended and it's clear that player 2 has a better hand. The same thing goes if player 2 announces his hand wrong. Player 2 bets, player 1 calls and shows the straight. Player 2 shows his hand and says "I only have 2 pair." The hands are done and anyone at the table can point out player 2's error, which is allowed. Mis-announcing your hand doesn't mean you lose the hand, the dealer will still send the money to the best 5 cards. If I was player 3, the only way I would actually say mention something in the example is if I notice that player 2 has been folding better hands to player 1 on multiple occasions. If it was i a tournament, I might think it might be chip dumping. I'd definitely let the dealer know. [/QUOTE]
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