#3 If I had known it was $375 to call, I would have folded and saved $375. The floor manager, Adi, says that I even though the dealer confirms $225 with me before I called the all in, it is the player’s responsibly to pay attention to opponents stack sizes and it was my fault for listening to the dealer in this situation! #1 How can a dealer look you in the eye to confirm an All In call dollar amount twice then it’s the players fault for “not paying attention to another players stack?” #2 When I asked seat 8 “Why didn’t you say anything when the dealer was saying it was $225 to call his all in? If you lost the pot, would you be raising your hand to say there’s an extra $150 more if you had lost the pot?” He responded that he had his headphones on and wasn’t listening. I won a hand after I called for chips so those chips play.” The floor manager named 'Adi' comes over and the DEALER ADMITS that he incorrectly confirms to me that it was $225 to call his all in instead of $375. The player in seat 8 then says “Wait, I had $650 to start the hand so he owes me $150 on top.

Those other chips don’t play.” I say “So to clarify and confirm, seat 8 started with $500 total and it’s $225 for me to call his all in?” The dealer confirms “Yes, $225 for you to call his all in bet.” I call and lose the pot. I ask the dealer how much is his all in? The dealer says “He started with $500 total so you have to call $225 if you want to call his all in. This player had $400 cash on the table with some chips in front of him. I bet $200 into a $200 pot on the turn and seat 8 goes all in. Last night, I was playing 2-5 $500 max buy in NLH at the Pechanga Poker Room and had a $800 stack.

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