Showing your hand VS mucking

[Bez]

I agree with showing a bluff to put someone on tilt but you must know the player. This works best when playing live.

[Maddog121]

I don't show, and I tell people who asked what I had that they have to pay to see it. Hopefully, this makes them mad.

[kona]

I never show my hand ... EVER!
I do however tell people Good Laydown regardless if it was the nutts or a bluff.

[Kaz The Original]

I show more than most people, although not a lot. I like to show weak tights when they lay down and I had a great hand, and I like to show lags when I fold and had an ok hand.

[Kaz The Original]

I show more than most people, although not a lot. I like to show weak tights when they lay down and I had a great hand, and I like to show lags when I fold and had an ok hand.

[handhistoriesdotcom]

I agree with Adam, I typically see it when someone is showing a bluff, and I read it as just a nonverbal way of saying "I outplayed you out on that hand". Now what does that accomplish, other than get people looking to take you down every time your in hand.

[NLSoldier]

I only straight flushes, royal flushes, and quads, because i like that nice warm fuzzy feeling you get when everyone at the table says "NH" [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]