[TheCount212]

But if your theory holds true that showing a good fold on the river leads to getting bluffed/played back at, isn't that accomplishing the same goal of encouraging action? If I'm going to be at a table for a while I like showing a good laydown at the river when I'm sure I'm beat... because I rarely fold if I've gotten down to the end. Nothing gets us excess action on our good hands like leaving the mistaken impression that we're a folder..