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Message: [QUOTE="mina271, post: 6274913, member: 207307"] No matter what the reason for showing your cards, there is always an opportunity for your opponent to get information about your playing style. And the less the opponents at the table know about it, the better. I also feel unimpressed when someone at the table lets me see their bluff. There aren't many people who really know how to bluff and when they think they've figured it out they make the mistake of showing it off and feeding the opponent at the table information that can be turned against you very quickly. I think one of the important things about bluffing is that you do it without getting caught and leaving the question open to your opponent, was this a bluff or not that can create more uncertainty at the table than showing your bluff. Personally, I rarely bluff, in fact I hardly ever bluff at all. [/QUOTE]