Talking during a hand – Do you like it when people talk while they are playing, or should it be dead silent?

Talking during a hand – Do you like it when people talk while they are playing, or should it be dead silent?

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Personally i like small gist around the table because of the silence is too much, it makes everywhere feel too quiet. It's a pity that so many people don't even know when to stop. They will begin giving fake advice, distracting players or talking over every decision. Is this actually right?
 
I don't mind a bit of table talk as long as it's respectful and doesn't cross the line. Friendly conversation is part of what makes poker enjoyable, but I don't think players should give away information, discuss live hands, or distract someone who's making a decision.
 
Little bit of talking is fine for me, but talking too much breaks my concentration and I don't like talkative people, especially when I am losing. I want to concentrate more on the game when I am not performing well
 
Little bit of talking is fine for me, but talking too much breaks my concentration and I don't like talkative people, especially when I am losing. I want to concentrate more on the game when I am not performing well
I also like a bit of table talk because it makes the game more enjoyable, but there should be limits. Friendly conversation is great, as long as no one is giving advice, discussing a live hand, or trying to distract a player who's making a decision.
 

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