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[QUOTE="Mooby72, post: 1581926, member: 73090"] Hi all. In a tournament I was playing earlier, somebody pushed all in on the flop. I called and told him what I had. He said I was good and the dealer started turning the next card. I asked the dealer to slow down and to let the other guy turn his cards over first and the player refused and said that there was no point as he was drawing dead. I would of prefered him to turn his cards over regardless, but he wouldn't and so the dealer dealt the remaining cards. The player then mucked his hand and then said 'oh wait a minute, I had a straight' and then tried to retrieve his cards from the muck to take the pot. If you raise all in on the flop and get a caller, do you not have to show your cards regardless of whether you believe you are drawing dead? And if after all the cards are dealt, you tell the other person that they have won and then muck your hand, is your hand not dead, regardless of what you had? Any help on this would be greatly appreciated as it ruffled a few feathers. Cheers. Trevor [/QUOTE]
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