Originally Posted by Speigelau

I've seen it handled both ways, depends on the casino. Generally though, if its not exposed in the first 2 cards played, the hand continues and often the exposed card then becomes the burn card before the flop.

This from the WSOP rules:

"Exposed cards are dealt with on a situational basis, as stated in the rules of the specific variation of poker. When a card is exposed by the fault of the dealer, the rules of the game apply, and the player does not get a say in keeping or rejecting the card. Any card shown to one or more other players by the dealer is considered an exposed card, as is any card that is dealt off the table. However, if a card is unintentionally exposed by the player, they must still be played."


As for the rest of his hand account, I find no irregularities with it.