An interesting ruling

[boldie]

been on both sides of this situation, once in luton where the dealer messed up the side pot, the dealer said it was correct when i questioned, we moved on he kept dealing the next hand, kept thinkin about it and it just didnt add up ( i ended up with half of what i should have had), told the dealer and he sorted it out 2 hands after it had happened. Everyone happy.

And recently at walsall was playing with my chips that were in the big blind in front of me, picked them up when i went to look at my cards, folded to the action in front of me, mucked my cards and held on to the 2k. it was only after the next hand had been dealt that i realised i still had them in my hand and coughed up to my mistake (no one else noticed) and handed them over to the winner of the previous pot.

Again everyone happy, no need for rulings etc. Best way IMO.

OH that's just soo wrong lol

[celtic]

i know, cant believe no-one noticed either!!!

[TightEnd]

cant believe the TD is in question here tbh fairly straightforward.

interesting that tighty should post this must be something personal for him to do so imo, so come on where and when?

the TD was in question by a majority at the table

I was at the table, but not in the hand

I thought the TD was spot on

[AlexMartin]

TD spot on. In the interests of consistency he has to keep the chips where they are.

[owen1923]

No Question, the hand is over, move on.