Rabbit Hunting

[jokr23]

it could be tilting if you realize that you could have won the hand maybe not if you would have not anyways. It depends on what may have occurred that may be the tilting factor. The positive in my opinion is it may be useful if you want to look to see if you would have done something different against another player or played differently had you had their hands or still had the hands you had.

I don't think it adds or removes from the fun of the game. But like I said earlier maybe a good tool for improving your game at a later time. I don't have experience with it mind you but I may consider using it time to time if it is available.

 

[Tashawn1]

Wow Cool!! Cant wait to try it!!!

 

[Aalexandar]

I personally don't like this feature, but then again I was never a big fan of those "what if" scenarios. Usually I'd just get upset at myself for folding because my instincts never seem to tell me I should fold, but I usually listen to my logical reasoning that says that's definitely a huge fold. I always seem to regret it in the end. I should learn not to because objectively those were losing situations, but I don't think anyone can help feeling a bit bummed knowing they missed out on a huge moneymaking hand.

 

[Shrek24]

I hate this. I don't wanna know.

 

[kidrock1211]

Iv never tryed it. I dont know if id like it or not, id like to see.:joyman:

 

[BriceNice]

rabbit hunting is best done in moderation

 

[Sil3ntness]

Rabbit hunting is good if recreational players like it. Me personally, I feel it's a waste of time. There's no point in being result oriented.

 

[alexandro]

i would like to give that a try!

 

[Dan Perkins]

Not at all. I actually like seeing that next card. the best part is when you win the hand and that card would have made it even better.

 

[quick]

I turned it off over a year ago at the advice of a friend who helped train me a bit in my poker skills. His point was that once you fold, your hand is done. Sure you can watch the rest of the hand play out to gain information on other players but seeing the next card does nothing for you. In his advice, it only distracts you from readying for the next hand. As Sil3nteness says, it's probably good for fun for totally rec players, but I fail to see it's value beyond some "fun." It's a distraction and can impact the mental game of poker.

 

[underdog140]

Who knows if the next card that is shown is actually the next card that would have been dealt if you entered the hand. Don't some sites RCG continuously deal the cards and some others are dependent on players actions / mouse movements ect.