Alizona
Visionary
Bronze Level
To be honest, I know CG players whose use it by purpose, make note about what they 'feed' to their opponents and later on they use it up, so it is a 2 way street, too. And the decision would be still yours. I play mostly tourneys, never show cards, even in any other room, where I could, so it is a small thing for me, but I know those CG guys, never would come in this room without that.
I agree with this 100%, in fact I was going to add an identical statement to my own post, but I got lazy and didn't do it. But I'm very glad you said it.
I absolutely DO use the 'show cards' feature as a part of my strategy, it is extremely helpful towards building a (false) image of yourself at the tables... I'll bluff and then show my outrageous bluff that got thru... and of course, now everybody thinks I'm a manic and will call me down lighter the next time.
As I said earlier... truly a head-scratching decision by ACR. I have my own theory why they did it, one theory is conventional (showing cards slows down the game and decreases the site's rake-per-table-per-hour metric), and one theory isn't conventional (they don't want us to show hands because it exposes a non-random RNG). I'd say its a 99% chance of being the conventional reason, and a 1% chance that its the unconventional one... and I pray I'm wrong about it even being a 1%. chance.