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Is it bad etiquette to ask to see a hand?
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[QUOTE="IntenseHeat, post: 2305685, member: 92488"] As has been said, "show one, show all". If someone else is supposed to show, I don't like to show first. But I try not to make a big deal about it. However, if someone has bet on two or three streets, then I'm going to want to see. If you fold to someone that you suspect may be bluffing, then ask them to show it, they always say something clever like "You should have called if you wanted to see." or "It costs money to see my cards" or something like that. So the more someone makes me pay, the more I'm going to want to see. For a small bet into a small pot, I might let it slide. But if you start giving free peaks to someone else, I start to feel like I'm getting cheated out of my money's worth. [/QUOTE]
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