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Message: [QUOTE="Jillychemung, post: 6768727, member: 34081"] This is all part of Rule 62 in the TDA. (Item 2, Advise) 62: No Disclosure Players must protect other players in the tournament at all times. Therefore players, whether in the hand or not, must not: 1. Disclose contents of live or folded hands, 2. Advise or criticize play at any time, 3. Read a hand that hasn't been tabled. One-player-to-a-hand is in effect. Among other things, this rule prohibits showing a hand to or discussing strategy with another player, advisor, or spectator. Yes your action was inappropriate and IMHO the TD/Floor should use it to remind players to not make comments/statements/observations when not involved in a hand. Now per Rule 55, as long as the larger stack player had their stacks organized as per Rule 24, the question of 'How many chips' should not be answered by anyone (dealer, floor, players) since there is no all-in. 55: Count of Opponent’s Chip Stack Players are entitled to a reasonable estimation of opponents’ chip stacks (Rule 24). A player may only request a more precise count if the action is on him and he faces an all-in bet. The all-in player is not required to count; on request the dealer or floor will count it. Accepted action applies (See Rule 49). The visible and countable chipstack rule (Rule 24) greatly helps accuracy in counting. 24: Cards & Chips Kept Visible, Countable, & Manageable. Discretionary Color-Ups A: Players are entitled to a reasonable estimation of an opponent's chip count; thus chips should be kept in countable stacks. The TDA recommends clean stacks of 20 chips each as a standard. Higher denomination chips must be visible and identifiable at all times. [/QUOTE]

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