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Originally Posted by RevStu
Oh, come on - is it "fair" that two people have to bet blind every hand when everyone else doesn't? Of course not, but that's how the game works. Poker is 80% about trying to read the other players and gain psychological advantages over them, and 20% (if that) about what cards you've got in your hand. There are 100 other ways to try to influence/psyche out/read another player, and none of them are considered "bad etiquette". If the other guy doesn't want to give away a reaction to seeing your cards, nobody's forcing him to look at them.
People say what they've got all the time, truthfully or otherwise. I just don't see how actually showing your cards is different to that. The way I was brought up, telling the truth is more polite than lying...
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You look at my post but you don't read it...or maybe you read it but chose to ignore it, so i am not going to try and explain it to you again i guess we will have to agree to disagree.
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is it "fair" that two people have to bet blind every hand when everyone else doesn't?
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Its is fair because on the next start the blinds rotate so that means everyone gets to post SB BB...