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02-16-2005, 09:05 AM
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Re: Rabbit Hunting
When you fold on the flop or turn, the hand is over, but people insist on seeing what the next card(s) is/are. Often times to see if they would've boated up or made their flush,etc. It's often times followed by a barrage of cursing. It's looked down upon by most, and don't even try it in a casino.
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#3
02-16-2005, 11:03 PM
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Re: Rabbit Hunting
The occasional 21 dealer will on request sneak a peak at the next card after play is over if he/she is bored, wants to retain good relations with the civilians for toke reasons, etc. But yeah, it is against house policy if unlikely to cause much of a problem normally.
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#4
02-16-2005, 11:06 PM
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Re: Rabbit Hunting
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When you fold on the flop or turn, the hand is over, but people insist on seeing what the next card(s) is/are. Often times to see if they would've boated up or made their flush,etc. It's often times followed by a barrage of cursing. It's looked down upon by most, and don't even try it in a casino. [/ QUOTE ] I'm almost positive that I saw a post by Howard Lederer that indicated that he rabbits hunts sometimes.
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#5
02-16-2005, 11:08 PM
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Re: Rabbit Hunting
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[ QUOTE ] When you fold on the flop or turn, the hand is over, but people insist on seeing what the next card(s) is/are. Often times to see if they would've boated up or made their flush,etc. It's often times followed by a barrage of cursing. It's looked down upon by most, and don't even try it in a casino. [/ QUOTE ] I'm almost positive that I saw a post by Howard Lederer that indicated that he rabbits hunts sometimes. [/ QUOTE ] Yep, here it is: [ QUOTE ] Oh, BTW, P2 just called. Meaning he did have hand 2. But he made his low on the river and split with P1's 9's up. Of course, I had to rabbit hunt my card, and found that I would not have improved. Given their hands, I should have called, but I feel comfortable that I made the right play. [/ QUOTE ] Howardlederer.com
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