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[QUOTE="PokerVic, post: 754351, member: 34533"]
Some sites have their own rules regarding table talk. For instance, here's Poker Stars:

[url=http://www.pokerstars.com/poker/room/policies/]Poker Room Policies - Cardroom Rules at PokerStars[/url]

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[I]In both cash games and tournaments, players who have folded during a hand  			may not discuss the cards that they folded.  This provides unfair information  			to players still in the hand.

In cash games only, players still in a hand may chat about what  			cards they claim to hold. This is "coffee-housing," which is common in  			poker.  However, players (in the hand or not) may not coach or otherwise  			suggest how another player should play his hand.  For example, it is okay to  			say "You should call; I'm bluffing."  It is not okay to  			say, "You should call; he's bluffing."

In both cash games and tournaments, if there are more than two players 			left in a pot, players (in the hand or not) may not chat anything 			that might reasonably be interpreted as affecting the play of the hand. 			For instance, suppose players A, B, and C are in a hand. A bets, and B 			is next to act.  C may not chat, "I'm going to fold" (whether he intends 			to fold or not).
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