Is Carbon the only site that uses this?]Can't it work the opposite? JQ folds to see a A85. But do you necessarily want these tight players in your hand? Personally, I see no point to it. I DO use it someimes, usually to show folk my hand, ya know, keep myself honest (probably stupid, but only in freerolls, where you get moved to a new table soon anyway usually).
As far as I know The carbon network is the one with the rabit cam... but I could be wrong.
And I it would not make sence as to why the cards would keep suffleing because if it is true how can there ever be such things as "superuser" accounts(I think thats what it is called when you know what cards are comeing.
as a dealer i agree with this guy... you want to piss your dealer off......have em rabbit ten in a row lol.Depends on the site - as SavagePenguin noted, Full Tilt is supposed to use a continuous shuffle. They don't offer a rabbit cam though, so the point is moot.
As for slowing the game down, that's exactly the reason it's discouraged in live casinos. Being continually asked to rabbit cards is one of the most sure-fire ways to tilt your dealer, BTW. The number of times I've had to fake a smile and say "Whoops - sorry, already mucked the deck"...
Online though, I don't see the problem with it as it doesn't actually take any more time.
Can't it work the opposite? JQ folds to see a A85. But do you necessarily want these tight players in your hand? Personally, I see no point to it. I DO use it someimes, usually to show folk my hand, ya know, keep myself honest (probably stupid, but only in freerolls, where you get moved to a new table soon anyway usually).
