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[QUOTE="tenbob, post: 1496959, member: 3651"]
Number 5 is overused, especially for beginners.  Think about it, your in the blinds 5 limps into you, and with the full table watching your reactions you pick up aces.  Cue hand shakaments :)  It also annoys the hell out of me, when everyone is waiting for their turn, then taking 15 extra seconds each to get their cards off the felt and decide their action.  Its much better just to get into the habit of doing the exact same thing regardless of your hand strength.

Angle shooting : Has to be on my pet gripes on a live table.  I cannot tell how many times I've seen a button raiser/c-better check out of turn on the turn card to encourage a bet from the OOP player when he is sitting on the nuts.  Players calling  unfair string bets on others, I've even seen players muck their hands into someone else's in an effort to get their hands folded after losing a pot to them.

Protect your hand : I know its obvious, but dealers and players make mistakes.  (some not so mistakes) But place a chip/card protector on top of your hand,  I use neither but when I'm in a pot I always keep my index finger on top of my cards.

Is it the WSOP final table : No ? Then why on earth are you wearing a pokerstars shirt, full tilt baseball cap and sunglasses ?
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