A few weekends ago I was playing at Casino Arizona at a $10 table with 3 other people. They switch out the dealers from a hilarious dealer that liked to bust to a real quiet guy who tries to deal super fast. I've never seen a dealer deal as fast as him, but he's not perfect. He gets a little sloppy with a few of them.
After a couple hands he's dealing really sloppy, but hasn't messed up yet. He deals a round to everyone, and as he pulls his last card out he does it too fast and pulls like 4 or 5 out from the shoe. They slide out a few inches onto the table, but still face down and overlapping each other so you can tell the order they should've come out in. The dealer grabs the top card and flips it over on his hole card like nothing happened. No one else at the table says anything. The card he flips is a face card and I'm sitting 10/4. The player at first base had a good hand and stayed and the dealer motions to me. I put both my hands up in the air and say 'What's this?' looking down at the extra cards laying on the table next to the shoe. The dealer gives me that 'Come on' look like he can't believe I'm bringing it up. Everyone else at the table does the exact same thing, looking at me like I'm a jerk.
The dealer says 'What's the problem?' and I point at the pit boss and say 'Get her over here' and he calls the lady over. She walks up as I'm pointing at the extra cards and the dealer quickly tries to downplay it, telling her no one else had a problem but me. The lady looks at me and scowls, and says to the table 'Anyone who wishes can back out of the hand now' and I immediately pull my bet back. No one else on the table does. The pit boss gives me another dirty look and walks away. The dealer finishes hitting everyone else, flips over a 20, and everyone loses.
Was that wrong to make a big deal about it?