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[QUOTE="Vfranks, post: 1688106, member: 56954"] I've heard people say that it is the players responsibility to cover up/take care of their own cards, so if they show them it is their own fault. I play a lot of free bar poker, or small cash games with friends... so I will tell someone they are showing me their cards, but usually it is a friend/acquaintance, or someone you can tell has no clue about poker since it's a free bar league. Sometimes people are just at the bar and when they learn it is free poker, so they want to play, even though they don't know what a SB/BB is lol. So most of the time I feel obligated to inform them at least once, especially if you can tell they are a beginner and clueless to begin with.. I mean the inexperienced payers tend to lose pretty quickly anyway. I've never had this problem at an actual card room though, just more at the free poker level. [/QUOTE]
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