Poker etiquette

Written by Oddvar Pettersen


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* Keep your food and drinks offrepparttar table.

* Speak English only in englisg speaking cardrooms (countries).

* Report cheating torepparttar 109758 casino management, if you suspect so.

* Understandrepparttar 109759 rules ofrepparttar 109760 game before you sit down to play.

* Be polite torepparttar 109761 Dealer (and tip him/her once in a while).

And you should NEVER:

* Deliberately splash your chips intorepparttar 109762 pot.

* Talk about your hand untilrepparttar 109763 game is over.

* Swear atrepparttar 109764 table.

* Agree with someone to check a hand out when another player is all-in.

* Keep your cell phone on atrepparttar 109765 table.

* Remove chips fromrepparttar 109766 table to your pockets.

* Damage any cards.

* Act out of turn.

Never critize a poker player unless you have walked a mile in his shoes. If you follow this poker etiquette tip, than you will be a mile away when you critizerepparttar 109767 player, and you will have his shoes.



True Poker Guide covers a comprehensive list of poker rules, tips and strategies for all poker games including tournament and satellite play.




Liberate your iPod

Written by Ivan Gregor


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Altec Lansing offer several options underrepparttar inMotion label. These provide superb quality sound at a price that is notrepparttar 109757 cheapest, but won’t cause too much damage to your credit card. Likerepparttar 109758 Bose SoundDock,repparttar 109759 Altec Lansing InMotion system will also recharge your iPod whilst you listen to music.

Speakers are notrepparttar 109760 only alternative to headphones. You could also consider buying an FM transmitter. These will allow you to transmitrepparttar 109761 audio from your iPod directly to any nearby FM radio.

Probablyrepparttar 109762 most popular ofrepparttar 109763 current batch of FM transmitters forrepparttar 109764 iPod isrepparttar 109765 iTrip from Griffen Technology. This is a very small unit that plugs directly intorepparttar 109766 headphone socket on your iPod. Selectrepparttar 109767 frequency you wish to transmit at viarepparttar 109768 iPod display and then just tune in a radio to listen. It takes its power directly fromrepparttar 109769 iPod itself so be warned. If your batteries are not charged or your unit is not connected to a charger you will run out of power quicker than usual.

The iTrip is notrepparttar 109770 only option. You’ll find quality FM transmitters from Belkin, Kensington and many other accessory manufacturers. Prices range from around $20 up to about $100.

I hoperepparttar 109771 above information will help to release you fromrepparttar 109772 confines of your headphones. Listening to music needn’t be a solitary occupation. Using any ofrepparttar 109773 tools above you can liberate your ears and sharerepparttar 109774 contents of your iPod with friends, family, colleagues and anyone else within earshot.

Ivan Gregor is the founder and webmaster of the popular and highly informative the-ipod.com web site, which specializes in all things iPod related. If you are thinking of purchasing an iPod or want to get the most from your existing iPod visit http://www.the-ipod.com today.


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