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[QUOTE="mrsnake3695, post: 660497, member: 11828"]
Umm this isn't bridge, lol.  I don't think we can compare.  In a casino, if your hand hit the muck it would be dead nothing else would matter.  If you showed out of turn but they didn't hit the muck the individual casino rules would apply.
 
As for the other player not making it "obvious" he was still in the hand, he is under no obligation to make his being in the hand obvious.  If he hasn't mucked then he's still in the hand period.  It's up to the dealer to require him to act if it's his turn.  As a player you have an obligation to know what's going on and who is still in the hand or not before you act.  Your throwing down your cards before it was your turn to act is not the fault of the other player but yours alone.  
 
You don't make it clear if your hand hit the muck or not or just went down on the table.  If the hit the muck your hand should be dead and your opponent should be awarded the pot.  If not and it's simply a matter of your acting out of turn then the split pot is a reasonable decision in a friendly home game.
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