If a search does not instruct to reveal cards, what is the result?

When a search does not include instructions to reveal cards, the result is that no cards are revealed unless specifically indicated. The rules regarding searches make it clear that unless a specific instruction requires revealing information, players are allowed to keep that information private. This means that the act of searching for cards leaves the information involved in the search confidential among the players involved.

For instance, if a player searches their deck for a card, they can keep the cards they looked through hidden from their opponent. This maintains the strategic elements of the game, where players do not necessarily have access to all information about what their opponents are holding in their decks.

Not revealing any cards also means that aspects such as bluffing and decision-making are not compromised by forced visibility unless the search itself specifies that certain cards must be revealed.