Do You Show After Bluffing?

[Stacker]

Basically never unless I just know it will put him on tilt but I do not think its a good idea to show anything unless you have to

 

[FastOne]

No, I always have the showing option Off. I usually multi-table so it's easier and faster this way.

Besides, I don't really like to show when I bluff, I personally find it a bit insulting and disrespectful. And I'm not saying the person showing the bluff means it in that way (although sometimes that's the case) but that's how I feel it when it's done.

 

[melisssa]

Yes.

Yes. I don't want anyone to trust me.

 

[Mateo]

Online I never show. The only exception is when I have history with the player I bluffed and it was an excellent bluff

 

[n1nja]

Bluff is an art. After a good bluff, he shows his cards in order for the next time you thought before giving a call or raise that he bluffs. This is done so that when he comes up with a good hand to lure you as the biggest chips. As for me, I do not show my cards.

 

[VivicvrMga]

Although I do not bluff a lot, when I do I do not show I prefer that my opponent keep thinking he had a premium hand.

 

[Djmickre]

In my case if i bluffi do not show the cards, it does not seem right to me, if I already win to show my game.

 

[Anjo]

Just curious. I always muck every hand win or lose...bluff or not. Some show a 7-3 off after a good bluff. I think its pretty low class but I guess they have their reasons. What are your thoughts?

When you bluff and win, I think showing is a way of showing that the players that deral were deceived.
Every head, a sentence!
I think it's unnecessary to do that.

 

[ValentinBLR1]

I do not show the cards after bluffing. I will say more, I do not even know how to show them)))))) I will now know =)

 

[NHequalsFU]

I don't show my cards when I bluff.

I don't show my cards when I have the stones.


It gives away free information to your opponent. Make them pay for that information.

 

[LCool888]

No, the less my opponents know about me, the better I can play!

 

[LCool888]

I don't show my cards when I bluff.

I don't show my cards when I have the stones.


It gives away free information to your opponent. Make them pay for that information.

Exactly, if they want information about your game, they gotta pay for it

 

[amine duc]

never i cant show my cards is it bluff or not

 

[ruswolfhound]

Bluff must be present in the game of any player. Sometimes it allows you to win a good pot. The main thing is not to get carried away by this

 

[glafef]

never show anything ever. I am a stone. i only show if i got badly beaten.

 

[mico595]

Sometimes I show them, but it's very rare. Depends on the bets or what tournament I'm participating in.

 

[venycyos]

I like to show good hands, sometimes I show the top pair.

 

[skaterick]

Rarely

I only show my table enemies and make a note of it son I am ready for a response .

 

[vavilen_]

showing your cards, we give the opponent too much information! so it's nice to show a bluff, but if you're against a strong opponent then it can be too expensive for you!

 

[Dream Slayer]

pretty much never

I don't like for people at the table to know my range. Being that I am older than most at tables (62) They tend to judge me as a tight player, I don't want them to know the truth if I can help it

 

[Jenya Zemlyanukhin]

no . i'm not/ that's a secret

 

[Marj651992]

There is nothing that ticks me off more than a bluffer showing me his hand especially if I backed down with a decent hand. Unless you want to make an enemy I don't suggest it. Some may think that it's cool they got you to back down and have to flaunt it but it just shows bad class as far as I'm concerned

 

[timberwolf94]

Showing

I used to show when I bluffed but not anymore. I don't want to give away any information that wasn't paid for now. I guess I look at it different

 

[cubons]

Only if I play with my friends in the basement Otherwise I don't give any information about my play to my opponents

 

[okeedokalee]

You don't want opponents to know you bluff, hide as many patterns as possible, and keep them in the dark.