what does this mean?

It could mean alot of things it depends on the situation my friend, poker is situational��

You say it to women in live poker, show me...generally regards their chest

The general rule is that if a player answers that they are willing to show that they are not as strong as they could be. They might still have 'a' hand, just not a monster. Player's don't generally want to show another player that they made a 'good' fold.

The opposite tends to be true if a player suggests that they will show a player their hand if they fold to a bet. It's human nature to say the opposite of what you want the player to do .. it's like a challenge. So when you hear a player say "I'll show you if you FOLD." they want you to call. If a player says "You're not CALLING, are you?" or "I'll take a CALL" they usually want a fold. Notice that the 'call' statements are opposites, but the word 'call' is what I look for and therein lies the challenge to the opponent to do the opposite, fold. GL

Whenever anyone asks you that, just keep your mouth shut and stare at the board. I once had someone ask me repeatedly more than 5 times. Never answer, regardless of what your hand is.

means you should not answer to the question
Tommy Angelo style

glgl

I almost never call the clock (only once in the last 5 years), but if someone asks me 5 times, I'd probably call the clock.

This is what I always say. It gives away no information about the strength of your hand. And if he agrees I learn far more about him from what is in his folding range than he learns about me from what is in my betting range.

That is the best advice I've ever heard about that situation, which happens all the time. If you give that response every time, then there's no information provided, but you don't appear to be a jerk by not responding. Brilliant!

Hey, that's pretty good advice!

I always reply "if you fold face up I'll think about it"

Why should I ever show if he doesnt show......

You get more info from him, but everyone else at the table gets free info from you.

I usually do this when I'm medium strength and very close to a fold. Only rarely has the answer lead me to change to a call. Weaker players may say yes they will show because they actually want you to fold or have a big hand and like the gasps of showing the table a big hand...I don't even try this with regs because I'll end up leveling myself with their answer

"Why should I do that? Because we're great friends?"

"Sorry, I never answer that question."

What about "will you show if I fold?"

I used the, "I'll show you if you fold." in a 20/40 game recently, and got the call I was looking for.

Would that generally be the best response most likely to get a call? I tried "I'll think about it" the other day and the guy folded, so scratch that one I guess :P

lol I hate when people ask me this but then again I know there folding lol