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[QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 660393, member: 2668"]
But in Hold'em, if cards are shown with the intent of influencing another players action, his cards are ruled dead. I would assume that this rule would hold out of turn as well as in. The key word here is intent. Since showing a full house will most likely result in action in contrast to the offenders best interests there is obviously no intent and this should be treated as if the offender had accidently revealed his cards as when dropping them on the floor. In such cases his cards still play and all players at the table are entitled to the information whether involved in the hand or not. Remaining player in this case should have been given his usual choices of checking or betting (unlikely). However, a player who deliberatly acts out of turn may not bet or raise on his next turn to act, but as your action was not deliberate the rest of the hand should have played out normally. Your punishment was that you failed to profit further from your monster hand.
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