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[QUOTE="billbaffles, post: 3094191, member: 191149"]
Whoever bets/raises last must show first.  If there is no action on the river then whoever is in earliest position must show first.  If you muck your hand because you "know" your beat, then the other player may take the pot and muck their hand as well.  But, in most casino's, anyone who was dealt into the hand has the right to see any hand that made it to the river so any player that was dealt could ask to see your cards, as well as your opponent in that spot.  Most likely (depends on casino rules), even though you mucked your hand, you have the right to see your opponents holdings on the river since you were dealt into the hand.  Poker etiquette is different though, if you muck and your opponent is the only one left in the hand, then they win, and can muck.  Players get upset at people who ask to see the hands of mucked losers and in this case winning hand too often but any player who was dealt into the hand actually by rule has the right to do so as often as they wish.  Most online sites follow the same rules and you can always go to hand history and see every mucked hand.
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