Is this legal?

[Tanneboy]

I know that this is probably bad ettiquette, but is it illegal?

In a home sit and go, player 1 is all in, and player 2 is the only other player left in the hand. Player 2 has the all in player EASILY dominated in chips.

Before calling or folding, while making his decision, player 2 flips his cards over on the table. Only a minute or 2 later does he decide to call.

Player 1 says that his cards should be mucked.

From what I have seen, it looks like this is something that has occured in the WSOP before, and the hands were both live, but player 1 continued the argument and said that the rules were changed.

What is the current rule in this situation?

[crack]

It changes from casino to casino country to country, but if you want something a bit more concrete then this may help you out. http://www.wsop.com/poker-games/texas-holdem/rules/

[groton]

what crack said.

Really since there is no action left beside player 2 calling or folding. I'd say it's Kosher.

I've done it before playing Cash games live in the casino to get a read.