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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1207100, member: 23910"]
Your first point is something I've never come across.  Once a hand is mucked it's mucked and I've never been told I need to keep them in any kind of order that would allow the players to have their cards back in the event of a dispute.
 
You keep the burn cards separate (typically with the pot) until the end of the hand to verify that they are indeed all there, but once the hand's over you muck the lot into one pile and shuffle the next hand - there's no order or anything to it.  Plus the amount of time between when you bring the deck together and when you start shuffling the next hand is under a second, so I'm really not sure what benefit it'd have anyway.  Be interested to hear where that one came from.
 
And on the second point, that's just weird.  He turned his cards up, you didn't look at them, and then [I]chose[/I] to believe it when someone else said he had a straight?  No offence, but if I had to pick the most likely scenario there I'd say he had 4-2 or something, the other player misread his exposed hand and then your villain decided to go along with it when the comment was made to see if he could get any money back.  Or the other players were his friends.  Either way, I'd say you got rolled there.
 
Anyone who's hanging onto 5-2, gets to the river on that board and then bets [I]knows[/I] whether they've got a straight or not.
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