This is not only rude, but placing a bet before their turn could also help others to make decisions, and also easy to confuse the game. Next, you should never talk about the value of your hand, while other players still make their bets, especially if you have already folded. If you do, this could give other players the information they would not otherwise, and certain players an unfair advantage.

For example, if your pocket cards in Texas Hold 'em a seven and two were and the flop appears as two sevens and a two, and you say that you could have had a full house, this could give other players an indication that no other player can have a full house (there can be only one player with a full house in the game to give), this makes it difficult to other players to bluff that they have this hand.

It is also a good idea to ensure that you do not accidentally show other players your cards when you throw your cards at fold. If other players know what cards you folded, this will give them information that can affect the rest of her hand. There is usually no reason why you should show your cards before the complete end of the hand.

If you are a fan of casino movies, it is you might have noticed how the big stars usually throw their chips in the middle of the pot when it is time to make a bet. This train is called "the pot splashen" and is disruptive to the other players and makes it hard to see them, how much you have slept, and adapt their calls accordingly. Instead of throwing your chips around, try to properly stack your chips on the table to let the game run smoothly.