Aced Poker - Anyone Play There?

[Spry]

Couple of questions for anyone who is playing at Aced Poker site (newest skin on the Merge network and where Chan Poker migrated to).

1. Do you know what the specific situations are where they will allow you to run it twice? I'm assuming this is only in cash games when you are all in against one opponent and not in tournaments but I'm not sure.

2. When are you allowed to rabbit hunt? I haven't been able to get this feature to work but I have only played but a little bit.

3. Finally about exposing 1 card. When can you do this, when your opponent folds and you are about to be shipped the pot?? Or can you show 1 card and fold?

New players can download Aced Poker here.

Appreciate any feedback from someone more experienced on Aced, thx!

[Pocket 3s]

1.
Deal It Twice Conditions:

* Deal It Twice is only available on real money No-Limit Hold'em ring games.
* Deal It Twice can only be chosen when exactly two players are all-in, with no other players active in the pot.
* It is only offered as an option after two players have pushed all-in pre-flop or post-flop. Even if the players are in pre-flop, only the turn and river cards are dealt twice.
* Deal It Twice will be available only on certain tables at specific stakes. Simply check your online poker client and browse our real money Texas Hold'em ring games to see which tables have Deal It Twice as an option.
2.
Rabbit Hunt
When you have won a poker hand, sometimes players are left wondering if they should have stayed in the hand against you. If your at your home game or in a card club sometimes a player will ask to see what cards would've come if they hadn't folded, this is called Rabbit Hunting.

While this is frowned upon in casino's and tournaments, in most informal games it is allowed. At CarbonPoker we put this power in the hands of the winner. So if you win a hand unopposed, you can choose to rabbit and see what cards would have come.

3.
Expose one card

Weather your laying down your hand to a big bet, or of no one called your bet, if you really want to keep your opponents on their toes, use CarbonPoker's 'expose one card' feature.

Some poker rooms allow you to show both your hole cards, but at CarbonPoker we go one further and allow you to show either both your cards, or just one card.

Say you had top pair but a weak kicker and you couldn't call a big bet you might show your high card to prove you weren't on a complete bluff. Conversely you might show your low card, to appear as if you were on a complete bluff. Either way showing only 1 card generally leaves your opponent asking more questions for which you gave answers with the card that you did show.

[BigSlickJedi]

Wow, I like this - it sounds very cool. Do any other gaming sites allow any of these options, or just Aced Poker?

[Pocket 3s]

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[Luke00016]

Originally Posted by Pocket 3s

1.

Rabbit Hunt
When you have won a poker hand, sometimes players are left wondering if they should have stayed in the hand against you. If your at your home game or in a card club sometimes a player will ask to see what cards would've come if they hadn't folded, this is called Rabbit Hunting.

While this is frowned upon in casino's and tournaments, in most informal games it is allowed. At CarbonPoker we put this power in the hands of the winner. So if you win a hand unopposed, you can choose to rabbit and see what cards would have come.

Although I don't play on this site, I would definitely recommend letting your opponents rabbit hunt whenever you think they are on a draw.

In my experience at home games, when you've got fish that *want* to call a flush draw when you're giving them bad odds but fold, letting them rabbit hunt and see the flush draw hit make them much more likely to call future draws. Just dangle a rabbit hunted draw in front of them once, then watch them call terrible pot odds the rest of the night .