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Having a good understanding of poker etiquette and unwritten rules will improve the game

and atmosphere at the table for❤️ everyone – and it could help you win more too.

There

are many dos and don’ts in this space so today,❤️ I want to summarize a complete set of

unwritten poker rules for live games.

1. Don’t Angle Shoot

Angle shooting is when❤️ a

player makes an intentional, unethical move to take advantage of less experienced

players or a situation at the table.

It’s❤️ one of the most disgusting things you can do

when playing and comes in many different forms.

Angle shooting has become❤️ a bit of a

grey area in poker.

While it’s not strictly cheating, it’s poor etiquette and a move

you should❤️ avoid.

It’s impossible to mention all of these moves but I’ll describe the

most common ones, so you know what to❤️ avoid.

Common examples of angle shooting:

Trying

to see another player’s hole cards.

Intentionally acting out of turn.

Hiding your

high-value chips to create❤️ an illusion of a shorter stack.

Counting chips or moving

them closer to the middle, pretending you’re planning to call (to❤️ see the reaction of

your opponent).

Verbally saying that you “Raise” and then only putting chips for

calling, knowing that you’ll❤️ be forced to raise by the dealer, and this way trying to

give an illusion that you don’t have a❤️ strong hand.

Stating that you have a winning

hand at a showdown while not having it.

During a tournament, I once saw❤️ an incident

where one player said he had the nuts. The other guy mucked his hand only to see that

❤️ the first guy didn’t have anything at all.

Yet, since he threw his hand into the pile

of other cards, the❤️ decision was to give the pot to the first player.

Pretty unfair,

right?

You should never intentionally try to trick someone into❤️ doing what you want or

revealing additional information. Play your game and be fair to others.

2. Never Slow

Roll

Slow rolling❤️ is considered one of the worst things you can do while playing, so

you should avoid it at all costs.

This❤️ is when you know that you’ve got the best hand

but refuse to show it in a timely manner, giving❤️ the illusion to another player that

they’re going to win.

If you do that to disguise your holdings while still in❤️ the

middle of the hand, it is not a slow roll.

But when the action goes to the showdown, or

you❤️ put all your chips with the nuts, you should reveal your hand rather than making

your opponent think that they❤️ are ahead.

This is a matter of simple respect and good

poker etiquette.

So instead of showing bad manners and slow rolling❤️ when you have a

chance, show some grace and act like a winner.

3. Don’t Be A Time Waster

I hate when

❤️ players constantly take more time than needed, even for simple decisions.

I’m not

talking about situations where you actually need to❤️ think.

You should take as much time

as needed when you’re in the big pot or have a tough decision, and❤️ consider different

options to find the most profitable play.

However, there are plenty of players who

constantly take an extended time❤️ to make every single move.

They take a minute to

decide if they want to raise or fold preflop and, after❤️ wasting everyone’s time, often

end up mucking the hand.

It’s annoying, so don’t do that.

Also, some players tend to

waste a❤️ lot of time acting like they have a hard decision postflop when they’re sure

they’re going to fold.

If you know❤️ you’re going to muck, just do it.

There’s no need to

pretend you’re thinking about your decision, just to look smarter❤️ or build your image,

because honestly, nobody cares.

On top of that, you shouldn’t engage in other

activities while you’re in❤️ the hand.

Do not waste time by using your phone, watching

TV, or chatting with someone when it’s your turn to❤️ act. You can do all of that after

folding.

All of this only slows the game down and makes you play❤️ fewer hands per hour,

which transitions into less profit.

So, it’s not only rude but also hurts your bottom

line at❤️ the end of the day.

4. Don’t Call The Clock Unless It’s Necessary

If you think

someone is taking way too much❤️ time to make a decision, you can ask floorman to limit

their time, which is known as “calling the clock”.

Usually,❤️ the player is given 60

seconds to act after someone calls the clock on them.

It’s rarely a big problem, but❤️ I

have seen players doing it way too soon and not giving a chance for their opponents to

think through❤️ a decision.

Always treat your opponents with respect and give them a

chance to think when they have a really big❤️ decision for a big part of their

stack.

Only call the clock when things are getting out of hand, and another❤️ player is

thinking way longer than is normal in that particular spot or being a timewaster on

purpose.

5. Always Act❤️ In Turn

You should only declare your move when it’s your time to

do so. If you have a player in❤️ front of you who is still thinking, never announce your

action.

By acting out of turn, you give that player additional❤️ information, which is

really unfair to others at the table – and extremely rude.

You could end up spoiling

the whole❤️ hand!

I know that players generally don’t do this on purpose, but

unfortunately, quite a few make this mistake by “accident”,❤️ which is still their

fault.

To avoid it, make sure to follow the next rule carefully.

6. Pay Attention To

The Action

If❤️ you always pay attention to what’s happening on the table, you can easily

avoid acting out of turn.

You’ll also speed❤️ up the game, which is always an added

benefit.

Don’t be that guy who always forgets to put “ante” in the❤️ middle of the table

or listens to music and constantly misses what the dealer is saying.

While it isn’t

against the❤️ official rules, it’s somewhat disrespectful to others, so you should try to

avoid it.

On top of that, if your concentration❤️ is away from the table and you’re not

able to follow the action, you’re almost guaranteed to miss important information❤️ that

could help make better decisions.

So again, not only disturbing for others, but also

hurting your win rate.

7. Keep Quiet❤️ If You’re Not In The Hand

Another example of poor

poker etiquette is talking when you’re not in the hand.

It can❤️ distract other players

and give away information, even if you don’t mean to.

You should not only avoid talking

with players❤️ who are still playing, but also chatting with others at the table.

It can

drastically complicate the decision-making process and distract❤️ players.

The same can

be said about discussing the situation, talking about ranges, bet sizing, positions, or

anything else related to❤️ the hand.

Keep these insights to yourself, at least until the

hand ends.

8. Don’t Reveal Your Holdings While Others Are Still❤️ Playing

Even if all the

action is closed and you see players all-in, you shouldn’t declare your hand.

It may be

tempting❤️ to share what you had when you see a close raise like a flip and know what you

folded some❤️ of the outs.

However, no one wants to know that they have less chance to

hit, so let them sweat the❤️ hand and leave this information to yourself.

That being

said, revealing your hand when players are already all-in is not the❤️ worst thing you

can do.

Whatever happens, you should not give away ANY information about what type of

holding you folded.

It❤️ means you shouldn’t react to the flop in any way after folding

your hand, even if you would’ve hit it❤️ and made a strong hand.

9. Do Not Show Your Hand

To Anyone While Playing

Even if you’re sitting next to your❤️ friend who already folded,

you should never reveal your holding because they can unintentionally give away the

strength of your❤️ hand or try to give a piece of advice.

Likewise, you should never try

to give advice or ask for it.❤️ This is against the official poker rules.

Play your hands

individually, without help from outside.

If you don’t follow this rule you❤️ can be

forced to fold or even given a penalty.

10. Always Respect Other Players

Always be

polite to your opponents.

Since you❤️ are likely to spend at least a couple of hours with

the same players in a live environment, having a❤️ good time and making everyone feel

welcome is common courtesy.

On top of that, it’s a proven fact that players tend❤️ to be

easier on someone they like, so you can even extract monetary value from simply being

polite and chatting❤️ with your opponents.

It’s also very important to treat new players

with respect. Even if they make mistakes, act out of❤️ turn, or show their cards when

they shouldn’t, they are most likely not doing it on purpose.

Remember your first time

❤️ at the table. I am sure you didn’t know everything, either!

If you see any

misunderstandings, explain the rules and make❤️ them feel in place.

If you give a new

player a hard time, they may never come back, and you don’t❤️ want to be in the games

where no new players are coming. That’s just common sense.

You should also avoid giving

❤️ your opinion on how you would’ve played the hand or what they should do differently

next time. Keep those insights❤️ to yourself.

Even if your opponent is not a newcomer,

you shouldn’t berate or act improperly no matter what they do.

Everyone❤️ knows some good

berates that Phil Helmuth or Tony G threw over the years, but do you think it does❤️ any

good?

If that’s not enough to convince you, you can actually get kicked from the game

for bad behavior, or❤️ at least never invited again.

So always treat other players with

respect, no matter how they play, or what they do❤️ at the table.

11. Always Respect The

Dealer

It’s beyond the scope of my understanding when players don’t respect the

dealers. These❤️ guys are just doing their job, and quite a hard one to be honest.

You

have to understand that they don’t❤️ control the outcome of the hand, and it’s not their

fault when your opponent wins a big pot.

Arguing with the❤️ dealer will not help you in

any way.

Obviously, they do make mistakes from time to time, but that’s not a❤️ reason to

give them a hard time.

Instead, if you notice such a mistake, politely explain it and

ask them to❤️ fix it. If that doesn’t work, you can always call the floorman and explain

the situation to him.

Try to avoid❤️ letting your emotions get the better of you.

To be

honest, I would like to see more strict rules in regard❤️ to this problem. Many players

often take it too far by disrespecting dealers or blaming them for the bad cards❤️ they

are getting.

It only makes everyone feel uncomfortable at the table and spoils the

fun.

12. Don’t Complain About Bad Beats

Complaining❤️ about bad beats is ridiculous on

its own, yet many players love doing it.

Even if someone hits 2-outer on the❤️ river to

take a big pot out of your nose, it’s not a reason to start sharing how unlucky you❤️ are

and stating that you’re always losing in similar spots.

Everyone has these beats from

time to time.

If you constantly cry❤️ about your bad beats, you show that you don’t

understand how poker works. That looks ridiculous, to say the least.

On❤️ top of that,

you’re giving away information that you’re tilting and are likely to play suboptimally

going forward, which can❤️ cost you a lot of money in the long run.

13. Put The Most

Valuable Chips In Front

Hiding high-value chips behind❤️ the stack of lower ones is

considered unethical behavior.

It can easily mislead other players and create an

unpleasant playing environment,❤️ so you should try to avoid it.

Also, you should not

cover your chip stack with your hands or block it❤️ in any other way. Always keep it

visible so that other players can make educated decisions.

However, if your stack is

❤️ clearly visible and someone asks how many chips you have, don’t feel obligated to

answer.

If you don’t want to give❤️ away any information by talking, let the dealer

answer this question, or your opponent can count it by observing your❤️ chip pile.

14.

Don’t Try To Teach Others How To Play

It’s extremely annoying when someone tries to

teach others how to❤️ play poker.

Even if you know that someone made a mistake, there’s

no point in highlighting it (unless they’re a total❤️ beginner) or making fun of

them.

Everyone is playing the way they want, and if they keep making mistakes, it’s

even❤️ better for you.

So, like with many points we already mentioned, you not only act

unethically but also reduce your winnings❤️ at the same time.

15. Don’t Hit And Run

If

you’re playing cash games, don’t be the player that “hits and runs”.

This❤️ is when

someone wins a big pot at the beginning of their session, then gets up and leaves

straight away.

The❤️ same can be said about winning a very big pot later in the

session.

This really annoys recreational players and regulars,❤️ as well. But most

importantly, it doesn’t stop you from losing it back, so it’s actually pretty

pointless.

You have to❤️ realize that every hand is a separate event, and if you cash out

those winnings and sit down at another❤️ table, you can easily lose there as well.

Of

course, you can make an argument about not wanting to play very❤️ deep stacks, but that’s

more of an excuse than a reason.

There will probably be instances where you have to

leave❤️ the game and happen to win just before that, but try not to make it a habit.

16.

Don’t Splash The❤️ Pot

This is a well-known quote from the famous poker movie Rounders,

where Mike asks Teddy KGB not to splash the❤️ pot and gets “a polite”

answer.

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However, there are legit reasons why you

should never do it.

First of all, it’s disrespectful❤️ for the dealer and will take

additional time to count your bet.

On top of that, it can lead to many

❤️ misunderstandings because it can be hard to identify how much the bet was exactly.

So,

never splash the pot and save❤️ yourself from possible trouble.

17. Don’t Celebrate Too

Much

Celebrating too much be very annoying.

Your opponent won’t be thrilled after

losing a❤️ big pot in the first place, and the last thing they need is someone gloating

about their win.

Of course, there’s❤️ nothing wrong with being happy. But luck can

quickly change.

Ask yourself whether you’d like to see someone teasing you after

❤️ bluffing in a big pot?

I guess not, so don’t do it to others.

Now You Know All The

Unwritten Rules Of❤️ Poker

Even if you don’t know all the rules, it simply comes down to

common sense.

Be respectful to other players and❤️ staff, don’t give away any information

when not playing, and don’t bother other players in the process.

This will not only

❤️ ensure that you have a better time in the game but will surely boost your win rate, as

well.

So, after❤️ all, maybe it’s worth being a gentleman at the poker table?

Now you’re

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