Victory Rip
A victory rip, also called a victory roll, is the act of spreading your hand face up in a triumphant way at the showdown in a draw game. The player shows his cards with a flourish to show that he has won.
The simple explanation
In a draw game, the winner may spread his five cards like a fan after the showdown. It is a way of celebrating. Some players think it looks good, and others think it is poor manners.
A closer look
The gesture is similar to a dealer fanning the deck. It is harmless if done quickly, but it can be seen as gloating to the loser. Slow reveals, called slow rolls, are considered much worse. The best etiquette is to show your hand clearly and promptly, without a show.
A practical example
At the showdown in five-card draw, the winner spreads his cards in a wide fan in a victory rip.
Full explanation
A victory rip, also called a victory roll, is the act of spreading your hand face up in a triumphant way at the showdown in a draw game. The player shows his cards with a flourish to show that he has won.
A victory rip is spreading your winning hand triumphantly.
It is used in draw games.
It can seem like gloating.
Show your hand promptly.