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Message: [QUOTE="detroitjunkie, post: 2803178, member: 61462"] There are so many things going on here so let me break it apart piece by piece. First, when your opponent shoved in his chips did he declare AI or just put them in? If he said AI then those 3 chips go into the pot and no case for a new river at all. But I have to assume he did not or this would not even be an issue. However, since the dealer declared that the player was AI, and you called, then you are calling the AI, and action should then stop, and the 3 dollars goes into the pot since you and your opponent didnt argue the AI call and are therefore conceding to the dealers rule. This is subjective of course, and can be a floor call to reverse the ruling. But this is how I would rule it in my rooms anyways. Since the dealer reversed his own decision (A VERY BAD THING BTW) without making a floor call, he changed the flow of the hand and then made a mistake by not allowing for action on the turn. Now the floor call MUST take the river back and shuffle and re-river the board. This is the correct call based on the action up to this point. Had the floor been called during the confusion as to whether or not your opponent was AI then this would have never happened. I tell my dealers to ALWAYS call the floor at the first sign of an issue, to keep people like you from angling a mistake. Which brings me to the point that you did make a slightly shady angle play here, BUT you had every right to do it and it will teach the other players and the dealer to pay attention. This is my opinion and would never tell a player that IN THIS CASE because you were actually right to have a new river according to the action to that point. So to sum up - player error, several dealer errors, slightly shady angle shot (which sadly didnt pan out), but the floors call at the end was correct. Is this Toledo Hollywood? If so tell Hood to get his shit together down there and train his dealers or I am gonna come bust him up! [/QUOTE]

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