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Message: [QUOTE="detroitjunkie, post: 3095549, member: 61462"] yes you can request to see his hand if its a showdown - (however you will then have to show yours too if you havent already). in wsop, if you ask to see his hand it now becomes live, and if it was misread and actually a winner you will not be awarded the pot - fyi its not frowned upon - IF - you do not do it often. once or twice over a 3 hour session will go overlooked...but if you are asking every other hand you will be punished by the players verbally, may not get any more action, and in some cases even a penalty for slowing a game down (in tournament and time rake games - especially if you were not in the hand at showdown) and just to clarify, if there is action on the river - whoever had last aggression must show first - if there is no action on the river, closest to the button must show first (it varies when in a cash game and the action is all in before the river) [/QUOTE]