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[QUOTE="runnerx289, post: 2023266, member: 93638"] It depends on the tournament rules for example in most live cash games you watch on tv occasionally a player will show one of his cards to try get reads off his opponents all though it is technically allowed it is frowned apon and deemed unethical. on the other hand in tounament play (which i assume is what you were playing) it is not allowed generally but again depends on the tournament hosts ruling which should be supplyied before play starts, it is not allowed in the wsop main because it stops players from angle shooting. however in your case as i doubt that rules were set before you started playing you should have one the pot. the way you describe it it defonatly looked like a fold especially because he threw it on top of the community cards. so basicallt im on your side lol ;p. hope this helps [/QUOTE]
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