Showing hands

Do you ever show a hand?

If you do, why do you do it?

If not, why?

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no but maybe this is not the place to ask but does anyone have anycodes for slotsplus past magic 60 thanks rferry5

Definitely not the place to ask rferry5.

Do you ever show a hand?

 

If you do, why do you do it?

 

If not, why?

I would say no, mainly I don't show my hand.  Very occasionally, I will give a quick flash but only if I've been taking down that pot with no play several hands in a row and I'll only flash if it's a massive pocket pair.

I don't bluff often, and my theory is 'those who chase straights and flushes go home on Greyhound busses'  But if I'm in a tourney and I've pulled some amazing bluff off, I will definitely lay the cards down, simply because I will never bluff twice in the same game. But they don't know that. Muahahahaha lol

Never! i dont show a hand because it helps the others to see how you play ;) no matters if u made a great bluff or just lost a great hand is better never show your game to improve the mistery and win a tight agressive style in the talbe

nope....never....I always want to leave them guessing!!!!  I actually wish others wouldn't either haha!!!! 

I agree with not showing at all is often the best way to go. No information is a safe play.

But, I do feel you can use the showing of your hand to your advantage when done right. But, if your not sure if the time is right, your better off not showing ever

I agree with not showing at all is often the best way to go. No information is a safe play.

 

But, I do feel you can use the showing of your hand to your advantage when done right. But, if your not sure if the time is right, your better off not showing ever

Trust me, I'm always confident when I throw down that 2-7 offsuit that beats the flush!

yes I show under certain circumstances..there is a time and a place for everything..one example would be late in the tourney, heads up in a hand and the player is struggling with a decision and eventually lays down his cards..and my hand was the definite winner- if that player has been a decent person in the tourney I will show my hand at this point, not only to show that his lay down was good but to also give the impression that I am only playing solid hands at this point in the tourney