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[QUOTE="BM0529, post: 1689000, member: 34051"] In a case like that I will generally warn the player once and thats all...if he continues to do it thats his loss...I'm not going to intentionally try and look every hand but if I happen to see it every 5 hands or whatever then thats that...I cannot say I didn't let him know. One thing I always do and have been called just about every name in the book by my friends for doing this is that if anyone asks "did anyone see that?" if a card sort of tilts or flips as it is dealt my answer is always no...the reason being that the dealer should void a card every time that happens and many dealers will automatically turn the card in those cases without even asking anyone which is what should be done...if they are not smart enough to do their job correctly I'm not going to say anything, not to mention the player can also request another card if he or she is relatively confident someone did see the card....furthermore, rarely knowing one card any particular player is holding is going to help you anyhow since the odds of getting involved in a big pot with any particular guy at the table where the knowledge will provide you any edge is remote. [/QUOTE]
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