[Matthew]

Most logically, the burn card for the turn was your first T. The dealer probably mucked your hand to the top of the deck.

If the other mucked hands are still seperate. A solution would be to find your tens and reshuffle the deck, and continue the hand.

If the mucked cards were mixed in, the hand is dead but since they were face up and you made the bet and he called everyone should get their chips back. SB-2 gets their limp back, you and SB split. Which is pretty much what happened anyway. The key here is - you made the bet he called you - you're in the hand no matter what.


Story: Local restaurant runs a "tournament" but it's a timed cash game. $60 buy in gets you $50 in chips. Blinds are 1/2 for 30 minutes then 2/4 for 30 minutes - at the end of the hour you cash out what you got. I got AA on the button - blinds 1/2 - raise to 8 total. BB calls all others fold. Flop A85 rainbow. BB bets 10 I raise to 25, he goes all in - I call. He says 2 pair thinking he has A8 - he actually has A9. he throws his chair, ranting and raving like a punk and walks to the other side of the room. Turn = 6 River =7. His buds are calling him back - "Yo Angelo, yous won" I'm busted out. Now he's the greatest player in the world. I wish he mucked his cards. Moral I guess - don't leave the table until the river is dealt.