Live 10/20 hand. Disregard my pf read?

[threads13]

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Just a final thought, could you maybe have turned your hand face up and watch his face before you decide on the river call? I seem to remember that's legal and it would be a way of getting a final read.

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Ugh, i seriously doubt it is allowed, but ffs, do any poker players have morals?

Its like people who use the disconnection protection, complete scum imo.

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Lol, I actually read this in Super System. That's Doyle youre talking about there.

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To each his/her own... I suppose. However, if he giggles like a school girl you are going to lay down a set and wouldn't that be a lovely read they will have on you!

[Bianculli]

I saw this a lot during my last trip to Vegas. I don't know that I could say I ever saw someone gain useful information by doing it, but I saw a lot of people try it.

[KarlSpakler]

As suggested by someone, I probably should have folded this pf against this player in this situation. The biggest reason is I am unlikely to get the required action from him when I do flop a set to justify the cost pf.

If I am going to see a flop and it is as "bad" as this - I like the line threads13 suggests. His river bet, against me, is never a hand I can beat.

Thanks for the thoughtful responses.

[threads13]

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As suggested by someone, I probably should have folded this pf against this player in this situation. The biggest reason is I am unlikely to get the required action from him when I do flop a set to justify the cost pf.

If I am going to see a flop and it is as "bad" as this - I like the line threads13 suggests. His river bet, against me, is never a hand I can beat.

Thanks for the thoughtful responses.

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I don't mind the preflop call if you range is accurate. You should get great implied odds as deep as your are.