TABLE MANNERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[I KNOW IT]

Another thing that really p es me off, is when you are in a situation for eg:
 you are holding the KK v's AA all in, then when you turn them on their backs, some idiot who's not anything to do with the pot says
" oh Ive folded a King "
I must say that I saw that behaviour frequently whilst playing in America, and told a guy at the table that it showed a lack of respect for the player. He looked at me puzzled and couldnt believe I was serious.

[jammer]

Another thing that really p es me off, is when you are in a situation for eg:
 you are holding the KK v's AA all in, then when you turn them on their backs, some idiot who's not anything to do with the pot says
" oh Ive folded a King "
I must say that I saw that behaviour frequently whilst playing in America, and told a guy at the table that it showed a lack of respect for the player. He looked at me puzzled and couldnt believe I was serious.

I've gotta own up to having been guilty of this in the distant past, but no longer after someone protested. Now I keep it zipped. However, even though I understand its bad form, I'm still not sure why (it wouldn't bother me personally). So outta curisosity, why do you think it shows lack of respect craig?

For me there is nothing worse than someone banging the table when they win a hand. Nothing. It's bad enough going out a tournament, without some half-arsed chuffwit hammering the felt and jumping around like a constipated chimpanzee. Man, that winds me. If you win the chips, just take em, and have a bit of class. grrrrr.

[I KNOW IT]

I think its bad because, if it isnt bad enough being an underdog, then someone tells you they have passed one of your outs. Why?  They are nothing to do with the pot and how can they honestly think you want to hear it.

What can be gained be telling someone else, you have folded one of their outs
I think it shows lack of respect or they are trying to be a ...............

[Robert HM]

Last week on, I think, the Poker Channel, showed a cash game from the Bike. Guy had managed to put all hi chips in the middle with Jacks, other player turns over Queens. Third player said " I folded my Jacks. I would have had to be held down.

[wsopin07]

but is it bad manners?  You are not commenting on the play, I like the extra info if im at the table, I usually dont give up that info but is it a big deal? I just dont care myself

I do care when someone tries to talk down to you at the table, tells you that you play badly.

Im  at the Monte Carlo in Vegas about a week ago, playing $100 comp w/ only 13 players, 2 of my good buddies in Vegas wanted me to play. I knock out the 1st 6 players, I got lucky and hit 3 open ended draws in a row. Then I move all in over 2 players w/ 7 4 of hearts. I flop the flush and knock out 2 more players. player #1 tells me how bad I am and tells me i am a discrace to poker. He later finds out I won a bracelet and asks for my autograph???  I won the comp, gave the dealers $200 of the $750 I won and everyone had a great night.

My point is I dont care about the small things, I care about someone being an ass to other players!!!!!!!!!!!

[tikay]

For me there is nothing worse than someone banging the table when they win a hand. Nothing. It's bad enough going out a tournament, without some half-arsed chuffwit hammering the felt and jumping around like a constipated chimpanzee. Man, that winds me. If you win the chips, just take em, and have a bit of class. grrrrr.

I love you jammer. We are of EXACTLY one mind on this.

[snoopy1239]

I think its bad because, if it isnt bad enough being an underdog, then someone tells you they have passed one of your outs. Why?  They are nothing to do with the pot and how can they honestly think you want to hear it.

What can be gained be telling someone else, you have folded one of their outs
I think it shows lack of respect or they are trying to be a ...............

I don't like it because it removes some of the excitement if you know you only have 1 out to hit.

[wsopin07]

i totally understand, it just is low on my the BS at the table list that I have

1) cheating
2) smart ass comments / everyone is a poker pro
3) drunkiness
5) Phil Helmuth ( #1 for DC)
5) Old guys making me lay down TT to their J 4

Rookies rules to follow

[I KNOW IT]

but is it bad manners?  You are not commenting on the play, I like the extra info if im at the table, I usually dont give up that info but is it a big deal? I just dont care myself

I do care when someone tries to talk down to you at the table, tells you that you play badly.

Im  at the Monte Carlo in Vegas about a week ago, playing $100 comp w/ only 13 players, 2 of my good buddies in Vegas wanted me to play. I knock out the 1st 6 players, I got lucky and hit 3 open ended draws in a row. Then I move all in over 2 players w/ 7 4 of hearts. I flop the flush and knock out 2 more players. player #1 tells me how bad I am and tells me i am a discrace to poker. He later finds out I won a bracelet and asks for my autograph???  I won the comp, gave the dealers $200 of the $750 I won and everyone had a great night.

My point is I dont care about the small things, I care about someone being an ass to other players!!!!!!!!!!!

I must admit it is common thing in the States to say you have passed blah  blah. The guy genuinely couldnt  understand why I didnt like it.
 Must be a British thing like queing

[wsopin07]

but is it bad manners?  You are not commenting on the play, I like the extra info if im at the table, I usually dont give up that info but is it a big deal? I just dont care myself

I do care when someone tries to talk down to you at the table, tells you that you play badly.

Im  at the Monte Carlo in Vegas about a week ago, playing $100 comp w/ only 13 players, 2 of my good buddies in Vegas wanted me to play. I knock out the 1st 6 players, I got lucky and hit 3 open ended draws in a row. Then I move all in over 2 players w/ 7 4 of hearts. I flop the flush and knock out 2 more players. player #1 tells me how bad I am and tells me i am a discrace to poker. He later finds out I won a bracelet and asks for my autograph???  I won the comp, gave the dealers $200 of the $750 I won and everyone had a great night.

My point is I dont care about the small things, I care about someone being an ass to other players!!!!!!!!!!!

now if you said something to me at a table I would always comply if I agreed, in this case I would, if it was something I felt strongly about you would lose the war, I do understand you point
I must admit it is common thing in the States to say you have passed blah  blah. The guy genuinely couldnt  understand why I didnt like it.
 Must be a British thing like queing

[tikay]

Rookie admiits it. He passed  to tikay's 

[Royal Flush]

Are you sure it wasnt J3?

[Robert HM]

Don't exagerate tikay, I would wager they weren't suited

[The Baron]

The telling me that they've passed one of my outs is free information I guess, but if I've made a value call vs 4 players with say 89 of hearts in a rebuy I want to enjoy my flop. I've paid my £20/£30/£50 buy in (rebuy) and I want to enjoy it. Telling me you've passed 89 isn't really going to get me to write you an xmas card.

[Ironside]

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