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Dealer Mistake
Hi,
Before anything, I would like first to commend you for this nice site. Great job on this one and keep it up!
Well, I’m here now to share something and ask from you a piece of advice or the like. Just recently, I was able to make it to a semi-final tournament for a cash prize. Dealer in the said tournament also played. She was still in the hand when the river came. She then burned a card from the deck and then showed one of her two cards as the river card. Then bets were made and afterwards she claimed that everything she did was done without intention. Some watchers called the director. A few players then expressed they saw her do such thing intentionally. However, some players have no idea at all about what happened.
Personally, I believe that as a dealer, once she exposed her card, with or with intention, she should be out of the hand and any bets she had made should be forfeited. However, the director said that it was with no intention, that it was just an accident and so she could have her card and then go on as nothing happened.
Now, I want to know your opinion. I believe she was careless. What do you think?
Thank you in advance.
Warm regards,
Pearman
Pearman,
Unless the dealer had done this before, or had done other actions such as expose her hold cards prematurely before, it is very hard to determine that his is intentional. Intentional or not, the hand is not dead. She only exposed one of her cards.
I do see why people would say it was intentional. 2 cards are not as thick as the 28 cards of the deck. I don’t see how she made that mistake, but I wasn’t there.
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