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Message: [QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 2250078, member: 51710"] My friend was disgusted with this experience. At a casino, he was playing $1/$3 live. As the dealer was dealing and he was in mp2, his first card that was dealt got flipped over by accident and it was an Ace. So obviously, that card is going to get burned and the second card is dealt, which was ANOTHER ACE. Then after everyone's been dealt, they give the third card, which was 7 clubs. My friend got so angry that he just open folded out of turn both of his cards Ace and 7. The table was like "ooohhh man, that sucks." Then the guy who was in a button just open folded pocket 7s out of turn and said "well, u have my outs so tyvm and i'm gonna take a break from this hand.". Then everyone started open folding their cards and said "i might as well fold them too." small blind and big blind decided to just chop the pot and move on. Dealer calls the floorperson and talks to the floorperson regarding this issue. Floorperson decided to give my friend a warning not to do it again. My friend was very angry bcz what he expected was for dealer to just apologize and simply move on and continue dealing next hand. But instead, the dealer acted like b**** and called the floorperson. My friend told the floorperson to give him a penalty and kick him out and that he'll voluntarily just walk out and go to a different casino. He left with his stack, cashed out. Sooner as he was using the restroom, the guy who was at his table also used the restroom and said he's leaving too because he didn't like the dealer and he was hoping that the table breaks and other people were leaving too. Is my friend supposed to get a penalty for this? He just open folded it out of frustration because he was supposed to get dealt pocket Aces. Does casino not give any room for people's frustration and give people penalties regardless of the mistakes that the casinos make? My opinion is that mistakes can happen but dealer was just a b**** who don't know how to treat the players properly. I believe she could've just apologized and quietly moved on and deal more hands instead of warning my friend not to do it again. Because after all, she did make the mistake and started this issue. [/QUOTE]

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