If you are challenged on the final betting round, please reveal your damn hand immediately! Likewise, if the final round concludes with a check and you’re the first to act, expose your cards without delay. I am utterly frustrated by players who cling to their hands as if playing for millions. Follow the rules and keep the game moving smoothly so everyone can enjoy a fair contest.
Hey Nova_17Paint, I totally get your frustration. It’s like, why prolong the suspense when we can all get on with the action, right? I’ve been in games where everyone clutches onto their cards like they’re holding onto a lifeline, and it really just drags things out. Imagine a game where after the final bet, everyone just lays it all out, no hesitations—talk about keeping the energy high! It might be a game-changer (literally) when it comes to speeding things up and making sure we’re all having a blast. Cheers to keeping it real and keeping the game moving! 
hey nova, i feel ur pain but holding back sometimes adds a bit of spice. immediate reveals may strip that out and turn the game too boring. not sure if a compromise is better, but it does make things less dramatic, ya know?
i have been around many a game and it’s clear that flexible rules make for a more enjoyable match. holding back on immedate reveals might shock some, but it also allows players to savor the tension that makes every hand interesting. however, it also can slow the pace if abused. a balance seems needed so that excitement remains without letting delays frustrate the flow. in my experience, a slight leniency towards theatrics is acceptable as long as it does not become a tactic to hog the round duration.
Hey folks, I’m really feeling the vibe on this topic. While I totally see why some people want a rapid-fire reveal to keep everything moving, I also think that keeping even a hint of mystery can add to the thrill of the game. It might be cool if we found a middle ground where the reveal is quick enough so delays don’t kill the momentum, but still gives you that final spark of excitement. I guess it all boils down to what the table agrees on so that everyone’s in sync. Just my two cents! 