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Why is Slowrolling Bad?
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[QUOTE="jordanbillie, post: 1269048, member: 31329"] Yeah I see a lot of slowrolling while I am dealing and it is really annoying. It will be heads up on the river and there will be a bet and a call, the bettor (who is supposed to turn his hand up first and show what he has) will ask the caller "you have an ace? you have two pair?" and caller will flip up his hand, then the bettor will say, "Well I have a set" and he flips his cards. Basically the bettor wants to see the cards of his opponent by "slowrolling" his hand. There is no rule against this, but it is very poor etiquette. Also I hate when the guy with the nuts waits until the other 5 people in the hand flip there cards up, then he finally flips over his cards. It just wastes time. [/QUOTE]
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