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Old 10-13-2006, 07:01 AM
flytrap flytrap is offline
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Default Is it unethical to look if someone tips their hole cards?

We've all been in this position. Our opponents don't properly protect their cards when looking at them, and by glancing over we can catch a peek at what they are. If I know someone is tipping them, is it unethical to look when they are looking, or is it a welcome edge? It is especially tempting when its a live one that is steaming or otherwise out of line. It would be impossible to not make use of the information once it's aquired, but am I wrong to purposely glance over when my opponent is looking?
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