kibitz
Kibitz (verb) means to watch a game and offer unsolicited commentary or advice, often in a lighthearted or humorous manner. A kibitzer is a person who kibitzes. The term is most closely associated with card games such as poker and bridge, but it is also used in other settings where spectators provide opinions about ongoing play.
The word derives from Yiddish kibitzn (to look on, to watch) and entered American English in the
Usage and connotations vary by context. In casual games, kibitzing can be entertaining and helpful if offered
In modern language, kibitzing can occur in live play, online forums, or televised broadcasts, where spectators