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Make the call: poker, ethical situation

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So in a football game, you wouldn't try to figure out the opposiing team's signals? If you picked up on the signal that the next play was a run down the middle, would you tell the opposing quarterback that you were wise to the play?
 
So in a football game, you wouldn't try to figure out the opposiing team's signals? If you picked up on the signal that the next play was a run down the middle, would you tell the opposing quarterback that you were wise to the play?
in a random pick-up game with some buddies? I probably wouldn't be using signals in the first place much less trying to decrypt the opposing team's.

you're basically exploiting a friend's ignorance. the extent to which that's copacetic is entirely determined by your own values.
 
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So, "hypothetically," you are "pretty good friends" with someone and yet you are intentionally taking advantage of their poor poker skills in order to win money from them?
 
So in a football game, you wouldn't try to figure out the opposiing team's signals? If you picked up on the signal that the next play was a run down the middle, would you tell the opposing quarterback that you were wise to the play?
What business is it of mine to try to figure out what the opposing signals are. Play the damn game.
 
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