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[QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 2250150, member: 51710"]
Here's the rule that explains better.

[B]Flashed Cards[/B]
 During a deal, it's common for the dealer to accidently flip one card  over, or "flash" enough of its face for another player to see the face  value of the card. In such a situation the dealer does the following:
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[*] The flashed card is turned faceup in front of the player it was supposed to be dealt to.
[*] The dealer continues dealing as if nothing has gone awry, until all  players (minus the one player with a flashed card) have their proper  amount of cards.
[*] The dealer then deals the player with the flashed card a new card  from the top of the deck and announces to the whole table the value and  suit of the card exposed.
[*] This exposed card now becomes the first "burn card," and play continues as it normally would.
[*] There can only be one flashed card per deal. If more than one card is exposed, the deal is considered a misdeal.
[*] Any card that falls off the table due to the dealer's action is  considered a flashed card, regardless of how many (if any) players have  seen its value.
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