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[QUOTE="roundcat, post: 1598165, member: 7011"]
I was playing at a royal flush jackpot Omaha table tonight when I flopped a royal flush.  I had limped and it was just me and the big blind in the pot.  I checked, and he instachecked back.  It was clear he wanted no part of sticking around with that board.  I was honestly a little stunned to have the royal and wasn't sure what to do, so I also checked the turn in order not to drive him out.  He instachecked again.  Realizing there was not enough money in the pot to qualify for the jackpot, I put out a bet on the river.  He folded.  No jackpot.

It's my understanding that it's not allowable to discuss such a hand in progress and let other players know what you have -- kind of like collusion.  People have been disqualified from jackpots for talking about their hands in B&M casinos.  So I said nothing.  But now I'm wondering if that was just dumb.  Would it have been wrong to say something like "please call" in chat when it's obvious there's three to a royal on the board?

The payout would have been about $1K so it's bugging me.  Was I right or wrong to keep quiet?
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