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Do you ask because you suspect collusion or because you called his bet and would like to know whether he was on a complete bluff or if he had some kind of legitimate hand? He was pushing the table around for quite a while with a big stack of chips, I would like to know what he was doing.I thought Player A maybe broke an unwritten rule by asking but Player B was acting like a jerk by forcing his hand in the muck in case the dealer wanted to turn them up.

I was playing at a local card room and the following situation happenned:Player A was making huge bets trying to push Player B off of his hand. It didn't work, Player B called all the way down to the River and showed a straight for the winner. Player B then asked to see Player A's hand, Player A seemed to think that was in poor taste to ask, stood up, reached over and mixed his cards in to the muck so the could not be found or seen.1) what is the rule? should Player A have been required to show since he was called?2) was it in poor taste for Player A to ask?3) was it in poor taste for Player