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Should I show my cards after a tough beat?
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[QUOTE="Ghoundai, post: 817157, member: 1160"] You have an OPTION to show. There are advantages for showing and advantages for not showing. Sometimes I will talk at a table and just hammer and hammer a guy. And be like nice K7 or whatever junk hand I think he got lucky with. I'll then show second best hand. Knowing I can't beat anything in hopes he turns over that K7 as a courtesy. That K7 he shows then will tell the table "DONT GET IN MY POTS". It's quite nice for when you need a timely bluff later in the tournament. (Pending you don't get moved.) I show all the time but I'll show the nuts or bluffs. I feel I treat the hands I play pretty much the same way. And most of the time when I'm caught they'll value bet the river anyways and it'll allow me to muck and thing of a decent hand to fold. I'll either type in the truth or a lie. But won't show. Just to keep them guessing. I have won hands showing 32hh reraising pre then betting the pot when an ace hits and got JJ to fold. Or I'd do it nailing a set or with AA or just 84s. If you show be advised to have a WIDE variety of starting hands or else you're signaling just what hands you play. [/QUOTE]
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