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Old 01-28-06, 04:24 PM
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Generally you aren't allowed to show your cards during a hand while in tourney play, but of course every house has their own rules, and if it's allowed, it can be an effective tool.

It's fairly standard to be allowed to "table" your hand in a cash game - many people do it in an attempt at seeing their opponents reaction if they flip over aces or some other solid hand.
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