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Texas Hold'em Etiquette
Whether or not online players are looking to make money from the game, the reality is that the vast majority play because they enjoy a game of poker. Online poker is an enjoyable pastime for most players and that experience is greatly improved by everyone involved observing a few basics points of etiquette;
Good Manners: Though many players thrive on the excitement of the white-hot heat of the poker arena, most still enjoy a civilised atmosphere in their game and it’s for that reason that every player should endeavour to be as civil as possible while at the table.
Quiet Please: It is considered extremely poor poker etiquette to talk about a hand while it is still in progress, especially if the player doing the talking is not even involved in the action. They may feign interest but few people at the table are genuinely bothered that you would have hit a straight if you hadn’t folded your hand. Also, talking about the cards you had, while the hand is still being played, may give crucial information to players still involved in the action and thus an unfair advantage.
One Player per Hand: Poker is traditionally said to be played by one player per hand. That means that you shouldn’t offer advice to players while they’re playing. It usually won’t be well received and, again, may provide someone with an unfair advantage over their opponent.
Don’t Criticise: You may see that someone is playing terribly, or just made a ridiculous call, but it really isn’t your place to criticise. Try to keep your opinions to yourself and concentrate on your own game.
Be a Good Winner and a Gracious Loser: It’s never easy to take a heavy loss or a bad beat, but no matter how aggrieved you are you’ll soon lose the sympathy of the rest of the table if you show yourself to be a poor loser. You may have every right to feel upset but no one wants to hear a persistent tirade of moaning and abuse towards another player. Likewise, when you win a big hand, you’ll make few friends by bragging and boasting about your achievement.
Hurry Up: There are times when you’re going to need every second available to you, to make that big all-important decision. However, players have got used to a certain speed of play in online poker and if you’re someone who continually runs the clock down to zero before making your move you’ll start to lose friends very quickly.
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