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[QUOTE="highmark, post: 1808392, member: 84306"]
Any input on this would be appreciated. Here's the question. This was a Family (Friendly) game of $1 $2 No Limit there was a lot of table talk and quite a bit of drinking.  Anyways one of the Cousins(early Position) does a $20 raise after the flop and the other cousin said (jokinly) you call that a raise? and goes to fold hand.  The first Cousin that did the Raise says all in before the hand gets folded and flips over his own cards. Now he wants the cousins chips that said; "You call that a Raise?" and then all hell breaks out.  The guy that said you call that a raise didn't even turn his head to look at the flipped over cards . Because he was trying to explain to dealer that he did not call or raise and was out of the hand. The question is: Does "You call that a Raise?   Give a commitement to being in the hand? He did not say, " I Call!"   "I Raise!" and didn't do any gestures or chip moving. Again this was a friendly game amoungst cousins with a lot of table talk. 
Help and opinions are appreciated. Thanks in advance!:confused:
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