who else hates looking at the cards play out after you lay it down?

[WILD]

Honestly, it doesn't really matter to me. If I made a good decision at the point of the lay-down, I'm OK with it, even if I would have hit the nuts. Because it could have easily just gone the other way.

I agree with this. Although just for fun, I might rabbit a draw and see how it woulda gone.

[buonafide]

yeah, I'd rather not see anything because I always seem to fold 26off when it would've quadrupled me up late in a tourney. Then I bubble and have to wonder if I could've done better folding premium hands and going all in preflop with garbage - then I come back to earth and realize that poker can be really unfair.

[don7238]

Depends if I would've won the hand after I folded

[Pike_pl]

it's all about good decisions so i look at it same way as someone said before
lucky doesn't matter, only good decision in long term will pay you off

[ImNewAtThis]

most of the time I think "good fold" other times I want to kick myself because my stack is diminished and I fold a hand I woulda got 7s full of 2s

[qcnb]

I try and not worry about them... The less importance you give the other cards once folded, the less it'll influence the way you play later on in the MTT.

[chipmonster]

I agree with qcnb well put............................................... .............

[Detroitjunky]

i love to hate it, I like it cause it makes bad players play even worse in the long run, but I hate it because I often see I would have hit. in the end id like to never see them play out