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Message: [QUOTE="PoKeRFoRNiA, post: 2251157, member: 51710"] I do agree that my friend was out of line and got angry over his hole cards of pocket Aces getting ruined. But I didn't know casino would make a big deal out of it. I thought it would be a penalty if the action has been made and he randomly did it out of turn since it's not fair for someone who acted and then cards get exposed. But since no action has been made yet, I didn't think they would've been a big deal because everyone was exposed to what cards are out before they make their decisions. Hand just ended quickly by sb and bb chopping the pot but game got paused and dealer called floorperson to give penalty to my friend. Like someone said here, I think it's just result-orientation because if the card that got flipped over was 2 and then the third card was an Ace, then he would not be acting like that but rather, thank the dealer, which would be quite hypocritical. For me, when I faced misdeals, I've never cared because only time I think I "could've" had was low pocket pair that just turned into rags. For me, I got used to misdeals and flipped cards because I've been playing lot of home games lately opposed to my friend who mostly plays at casinos. In home games where I play, every button player deals and since the table is oval-shaped, the ones that don't sit in the middle but instead, on the edges, they have hard time dealing across the table and cards get flipped up often but people keep things social and friendly. But for my friend, I guess he got angry because he didn't expect professional dealers to do it and to have it happen to ruin pocket Aces, he got butthurt over it. I've seen misdeals happen in Hollywood Park Casino and when everyone just open mucked after dealer announces misdeal just to tell the dealer that they're happy of misdeal bcz they got rags anyways, hand just quietly moved on and people didn't make a big deal out of it but I'm surprised for my friend, dealer did make a big deal out of it and end up in penalty. [/QUOTE]

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