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Message: [QUOTE="n3rv, post: 2419718, member: 101022"] Personally I don't like to show, regardless of the circumstances. People make mistakes because of indecision, so it is always better to keep them guessing. Even when you show a river bluff to provoke this indecision in a certain player, you actually just provide more certainty and have given everyone else at the table a free peak at your range in that position, not to mention how you played your hand on every street. Anyone who is paying attention will likely not care about your bluff but use the other stats for their advantage. Even if you switch up your play after this moment, you have still created a feeling of certainty amongst your opponents that you are exploitable. Whilst this may not be the case, it doesn't matter, because if it leads to more clear betting/folding against you at the table as opposed to unsure checking/calling, then you are the one who has to face more indecsion. [/QUOTE]