Risks Involved With Always Showing Your Hand Heads Up

[Mike_25]

Many beginner poker players wonder about always showing their hand heads up after the river card. While some experts think it's not a big deal, I believe there are risks. What do you think about the practice of open cards every time after two players see the river? Can casual tipping of your hand grow into a losing habit against fierce competition always trying to read you? Showing too openly may give away clues better players quickly utilize. Keeping cards closer sometimes serves you better, in my opinion. What are your thoughts on openness after the river in today's competitive poker scene?

 

[Crazy_winner]

In poker, balance is crucial to preventing opponents from understanding your hand quickly. By always showing your hand up, you take away any element of surprise and make it simpler for your opponent to guess your hand range. This can result in unfair play directed towards you.