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Message: [QUOTE="AHTheodore, post: 3703805, member: 253939"] A group of old guys get together for a friendly game of dealer's choice once a month. A few like to deal Hi-Lo split the pot. At the end of Hi-Lo the players reveal which way they're going by simultaneously unfolding a fist with either one chip HI, two chips LO, three chips Both Ways. Now let's say only one player went Lo and the rest went Hi. The Lo caller wins half the pot automatically. BUT, now one of the other players (who went Hi) wants to see what the Lo caller held in his hand. No one else went Lo so he doesn't believe he has to reveal his hand for that reason; he wasn't challenged. The Hi caller says he paid in the pot, so he has a right to see the unchallenged hand. What do you think? [/QUOTE]