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[QUOTE="Ricey07, post: 2513359, member: 126408"]
Good post.

However the rules of poker state

'In the absence of a verbal declaration of "Raise," if a player puts in chips equal to 50 percent or more of the minimum raise, he will be required to make a full minimum raise. Otherwise, the action is deemed a call and the excess chips should be returned to the player'

Now, when the action got back to me I still had $100 left. Without remembering the specifics, a conversation ensued in regard to was the bet a call or raise. The villain accepted it was a call and the dealer continued after returning chips to villain.

If we follow the rules of poker it should have been declared a raise, albeit villain never intended to raise, just call.

After the betting action was agreed the river was dealt.

Even if this was a dealer error can the casino retrospectively go back and change the action that followed? I can't see how?

Three more hands were played, with me holding all the chips before the action was halted.

Cheers
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