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Message: [QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 2308913, member: 2668"] Well, it depends on why you want to see the cards. If someone is there just to have fun and they've established a relationship with a neighbor then just let it go. In most cases it's just annoying, not that important and seeing their hand won't reveal anything you don't already know or suspect. In addition, you stand to gain a lot of information just on the basis of which hands they choose to show their neighbor; they folded a straight on a flushed board, they pulled a big bluff, etc. But once you start asking, they'll stop showing. I will however ask just to put on the breaks if I feel it's giving someone else a real advantage, or if knowing the hand will give me one. If I fold a big hand and he show a neighbor, I want to see it. [/QUOTE]