Is Doyles's expose the aces play legal?

[betgo]

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I thought about posting this in B&M, I thought I would get more knowledgable replies here

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Why would you think that?

They post about the rules and regulations of card rooms ALL THE TIME over there.

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OK, I'll try crossposting and see what I get. B&M is somewhat more intelligent than the WPT forum.

[limon]

it's legal but i never do it unless i already know im gonna call. in fact i laways do it if i know im gonna call, whether you win or lose the hand you win from a meta standpoint. if you show and fold you lose both ways. even if you made the corrrect laydown you will get punished for showing a big fold. and if you were incorrect...well...you better find another game.

[AceHiStation]

I had never heard of this till a recent trip to Vegas this summer. I was playing in a 2/5 NL game at Bellagio and had a pair of kings on a paired board. I went allin on the turn on a paired board with a flush draw out, and my opponent flipped up AhQh, and I never having seen this before said "you folded?" and he said "no," and called. Not sure if he would have called either way, but he spiked the heart on the river and I felt like the play was a bit cheap, but I was assured by the dealer that it was legal.

[wtfsvi]

Say you're up against some nit on a 66TK6 board, he can very well have TT or KK, and you checked behind on the turn, so the pot is not huge. Folding to an overbet push with 100bb stacks is def not out of the question.

[MaGi]

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even if you made the corret laydown you will get punished for showing a big fold

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I often like getting 'punished' for making a big laydown, if I think that's what they're trying to do...I won't necessarily make the fold next time. I enjoy people bluffing their stacks away to me.

[limon]

ahhh...the phil hellmuth approach. not bad but not my bag.