peaceofcoke
Visionary
Bronze Level
Oh, that's easy - being able to see opponent's hand...
The old question between what do I have and what my opponent has, for me seeing 5 cards are worth more than 4 cards, I can play a wide range of hands, my opponent range I can guess it.
Say I have 83/72/T2 etc and I know the flop will come TT3 or 728 etc, it will be more advantageous to me than my opponent holding. Thus I wont be putting chips in without having an edge on V
Joe
99.98% Kiln dried
Bronze Level
Would politely decline both.
Being a card magician opens up all kinds of 'superpowers' when playing poker, but anything which gives you an unfair advantage over your opponents is cheating.
Early on in my poker journey I knew that I would never cheat in poker and that any "win" derived from unfair means would be empty and meaningless.
Therefore poker and card magic have boundaries which never overlap for me...
(Besides that one game of strip poker that one time)
[Every rule has exceptions :biggrin:]
Being a card magician opens up all kinds of 'superpowers' when playing poker, but anything which gives you an unfair advantage over your opponents is cheating.
Early on in my poker journey I knew that I would never cheat in poker and that any "win" derived from unfair means would be empty and meaningless.
Therefore poker and card magic have boundaries which never overlap for me...
(Besides that one game of strip poker that one time)
[Every rule has exceptions :biggrin:]
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AceOfJax
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Get off your moral high horse Mr. Goody Two Shoes. Poker by nature is trying to lie and deceive others.Would politely decline both.
Being a card magician opens up all kinds of 'superpowers' when playing poker, but anything which gives you an unfair advantage over your opponents is cheating.
Early on in my poker journey I knew that I would never cheat in poker and that any "win" derived from unfair means would be empty and meaningless.
Therefore poker and card magic have boundaries which never overlap for me...
(Besides that one game of strip poker that one time)
[Every rule has exceptions [emoji3]]
Phoenix Wright
Legend
Loyaler
Seeing the opponent's hand is much more advantageous than seeing the Flop. I'd like to think I have pretty good hand reading ability anyway, but knowing the exact two cards they hold every hand, from the start, is just too overpowered
Interesting option would be a third voting option of choosing to see the River card instead of the opponent hand or Flop. Yeah, I know the Flop lets you see 3 cards versus the one card on the River, but you know how many bad beats happen on the River?
Interesting option would be a third voting option of choosing to see the River card instead of the opponent hand or Flop. Yeah, I know the Flop lets you see 3 cards versus the one card on the River, but you know how many bad beats happen on the River?
ADRI7HO
On the road...
Loyaler
I'd rather see the villian's hand, because if I know the flop, I can only be sure of my victory if I have the strongest hand.
On the other hand, if I see the villian's hand, it shouldn't hurt, because if his hand is better at the table than mine, I'll fold, but if I'm ahead, I'll give it.
That's it.
On the other hand, if I see the villian's hand, it shouldn't hurt, because if his hand is better at the table than mine, I'll fold, but if I'm ahead, I'll give it.
That's it.
recerveau
Visionary
Platinum Level
Jeez! See the villain's hand, without a shadow of a doubt.
