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Message: [QUOTE="ryodejaneiro, post: 898055, member: 32810"] Good post Cowboy. Poker etiquette is definitely something that we can all aspire to maintain/improve, whether online or live. I know that when I began playing poker with my friends two years ago, I wasn't the most courteous person after losing, but I quickly learned that it makes no sense to be a jerk after losing. But the more I play, the more I see poor etiquette. Another etiquette problem that I tend to see is a player who tries to guess someone's hole cards when they are not involved in the hand or when there are multiple players in a hand. It's a different situation if you're heads up and do this, but I think we can strive to be more careful with what we say. [/QUOTE]