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Poker etiquette--showing mucked cards
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[QUOTE="Lheticus, post: 2993781, member: 111392"] Well, err...no. No it doesn't. Not even a little, actually. I said nothing about me asking to see mucked cards when I'm not involved in a hand at showdown. Nor did I say anything about showing every mucked hand I possibly can. What I mean is, even asking outside of these circumstances--that I've said nothing about--I believe is still often considered rude. I don't really think it's rational to consider it rude to do every once in a while on hands that I'm really curious about what they're calling/betting with, but I think generally it still is to avail oneself of that option AT ALL. What I want to know is, would that perception--that it's basically never okay to ask to see a mucked hand--would change or at least be more forgiving if I declared intent to do so at the end of the hand before the hand is over? [/QUOTE]
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