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I thought this was standard procedure. All tele games Ive seen do this and all the tournies Ive played on Ladbrokes do this. Just for clarification an example of what I mean is, someone goes all in after the flop, you call, everyone else folds. Here you should get to see the cards yes? Having played on Ladbrokes cash games the last 2 nights I see this isnt the case on their tables. Any idea why this is? They dont show both hands until after the rivers dealt and I find it rather annoying to not know what your up against straight away. What is the reasoning for this?

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Re: Showing your hand when all in Cheers Jezza an informative reply as always :) I'll write Laddies about it and say that all my poker playing mates want the same or sumthing ;)

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