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t1riel

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I'm not sure if it is a rule or just bad etiquette. When a player who is out of the hand says what they folded but the hand is still going on, is it a rule that they could be penalized for it or it is just frowned upon?
 
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Penalty
 
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There's absolutely a rule that you're not supposed to disclose the contents of a folded hand while the hand is still live, yes.
 
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Both. Punishment depends on where you're playing.
 
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I think it is a penalty.
but home game, do not apply this rules.
 
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Yea this is what I hate about home games with buddies. Some are way to obvious when they hit something that they folded.
 
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.. it's a rule .. it can result in a penalty , usually missing a round of play , it can also get a player disqualified if it continues , gl
 
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That's why shotguns were invented.

;)
 
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Zorba said:
That's why shotguns were invented.

;)

I prefer a .44 Magnum for up close action concerning rule breaking.
 
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wagon596 said:
I prefer a .44 Magnum for up close action concerning rule breaking.

grenade shrapnel to be better in this case))):): JD4:
 
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It depends, they might even get shoot for that, hit, kicked, etc. All of them well deserved!
 
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When I play, I am practically silent throughout the game. Respect at the table should be 100%. I already had that player when I was dueling with another. That player said "I was 10 and I discarded" and the other player bet because the flop came 10 10 10. I have played with people stinking a lot. Hahaha Believe me, this messes up a lot. Hahaha One thing that I do not know if you know, it is forbidden to take the card from the table, you have to visualize it with them glued to the table.
 
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  • #13
Generally not be punished because it is no longer at hand, and anything can say, but it is not ethical, whereas, if it is true, if not you can also affect the hand.
 
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