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[QUOTE="Goldog, post: 817228, member: 8446"]
When I started I knew I wasn't good enough to ever show a hand win or lose. Now it's 7 years later and I'm still not good enough. But I have to admit I sometimes do. Once Chris Furguson was next to me and I bluffed him with 8 high, I just had to show, cus he does that commercial. It was really a nothing hand, but I was quite proud of myself. I got a "NH".
 
If I've been bullying the table and no one calls a few times, I'll show a good hand to quell the "I'm gonna have to look that guy up" script in someones head. Kinda gives em a freebie. 
 
Tough beat, I usually muck but not always. (I play online so it doesn't really matter.) Let them know they got lucky, put the table on notice that you were playing the nuts, whatever, but never whine about it. You want to encourage them. Very situational though. 
 
Unless you have a very good, clear reason just auto-muck.
 
goldog
 
The high stakes pros are much more skilled at getting into someone's head and cashing-in. For the rest of us it's as likely as not to backfire.
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