[TheBusiness]

I haven't read the other posts yet, so maybe I am just repeating, but I think:

1) Player 2 is a jackass for pulling this kind of cheap tactic, which, in my opinion, is bad etiquette and discourages people from going to casinos to play live games.

2) The floor ruled in Player 2's favor anyway, because technically he did nothing against the rules in most casinos. Especially because he clearly stated that he was not mucking his hand, it is Player 1's own fault for exposing his cards. In cash games at most casinos, exposed hands are not automatically dead, and therefore player 2 can still act after exposing his cards.