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Why Are So Many Against Showing Their Cards?
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[QUOTE="BentleyBoy, post: 2735383, member: 131913"] The principle of showing your cards is far greater than simple information exchange. It should be considered and used carefully and precisely as part of your strategy, in terms of game strategy and table strategy. Showing can be used to influence the thoughts of your opponents. The next time you play, ask yourself, "what do my opponents know about me and how does that influence their game?". If you can give them information that will help them think about you in the way that you want them to then showing your cards may just be for you. Consider this next time you are playing. Also think how you feel when you fold a decent hand and get shown that the winner had nothing but had bluffed you out of calling. It's a psychological game that works both ways! [/QUOTE]
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