"If I fold, will you show me what you've got?"

[Claw75]

no, never.  And I wouldn't dream of asking either!  Only time I would do this is if I was playing poker with my brother round his coffee table.....and he'd say no as well

[matt674]

no, never.  And I wouldn't dream of asking either!  Only time I would do this is if I was playing poker with my brother round his coffee table.....and he'd say no as well

what if someone asked you in a non-poker sense? 

;angelic;

[Claw75]

no, never.  And I wouldn't dream of asking either!  Only time I would do this is if I was playing poker with my brother round his coffee table.....and he'd say no as well

what if someone asked you in a non-poker sense? 

;angelic;

then it would of course depend on who was asking!

[matt674]

ahhhh 

[tantrum]

Quote from: matt674 on Today at 02:20:09 pm
Quote from: Claw75 on Today at 01:56:53 pm
no, never.  And I wouldn't dream of asking either!  Only time I would do this is if I was playing poker with my brother round his coffee table.....and he'd say no as well

what if someone asked you in a non-poker sense?  



then it would of course depend on who was asking!

I always asked and they never showed...  I thought the reason was that they were  shy....

[Ironside]

if i have a lock on the hand i will proberly say no and mean no unless i am wanting to change or cement my table image

[GlasgowBandit]

I've had this loads of times, i always say yes then muck
2 main reasons:-

Firstly i never show, ever in a serious game.
Secondly it will do his/her head in.

 

[lazaroonie]

I think whatever you choose to answer (or not answer), you need to be consistent. Otherwise there is too much chance of giving away information.

I am inclined to say nothing. If I am playing against an "ego" player though,I think I am inclined to ask, since you are likely to get a bit of info...