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[QUOTE="Sdtex, post: 1688146, member: 78480"] Thanks to all the responders. Didn't think it would get this much interest, but it is something that we may all face at sometime. I guess the consensus is this: 1) It's up to the players to protect their cards 2) Take advantage of everything the other players give you. BUT, curiously it's kind of split on whether you should say something to the player or not. Some (like Mikeg and Tusabes) say (paraphrasing here)......"Don't tell him and take him down" others (Like Mortis, Leo50, yotalover and many others) say to mention it one time and if he continues it's on him and continue to take the advantage he gives you. I do like MediaBlitz's response (and those who agree with him) regarding quietly telling him so that nobody else overhears, then it's "fair game" from then on. The one thing I really don't believe are those few that say they wouldn't look at all..........it's almost as you couldn't help but NOT look. For those that wouldn't look, if you accidently saw your opponents cards, would you take the high road like MediaBlitz did and either declare a "misdeal" or eliminate yourself from the hand?? Great responses guys and now I don't feel so bad. Even knowing that the person across from me made a comment about getting a good look (jealous, maybe??) Thanks everyone!! [/QUOTE]
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