Re: Typical rule for dealer double-burn mistake?
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This is a stupid rule. So long as a double-burn has revealed no information about the cards in the stub, it shouldn't matter--play on. Yes, it is true that as a deterministic question, the future turn and river cards have been "changed" from what they would have been but-for the double burn, but who cares? The error advantages no player. Rules like this are for tards who get bent out of shape requesting new setups, etc.
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The reason you have to correct a double burn is it is possible that the dealer saw something about a card he didn't like and wanted to keep it off the board. ALl the rules about burning etc are to protect the integrity of the game.
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