The casinos gm reached out to me after emailing them
He offered roughly the amount the guy had behind in chips and credit
Absolutely happy to take that and quite surprised by the verdict
Not sure if it’s okay that I’m posting this but the thread received decent traction
On the turn I announce all in and move a stack of chips into the pot
The dealer announces all in and villain throws in $300 he has about $1100 back and I cover
He asks how many times I put one finger up indicating once
The river comes out and dealer announces show down I show my hand and now the player starts protesting that he didn’t know it was all in
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The floor who was on shift change came over and said it is all in and the bet stands
- then the floor whose shift was just starting came over and announced he could forfeit the $300 he put in on the turn ( which called the all in)
Despite the first floor and dealer ruling some reason the second floor insists he is forfeiting the $300 and that decision stands
Despite everyone on the table saying it was all in, the dealer, and second floor
Can I contact gaming commission over this ? What are my options ? If I have any