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The significant action rule is pretty powerful (often too powerful I think perhaps - didn't someone play out a hand once after discovering 2x As in the deck)?The way I see it, if you follow the significant action rule, the hand will play on. The players who mucked cards face down have mucked their cards. The players who mucked their cards faceup have effectively exposed their cards and be treated as per the house rules for exposed cards. Of course, the K8 player is forced to play his hand, which could really include the crazy play of mucking preflop. Or everyone could realise they are playing an early hand in a $50 SNG that is really going to be decided by a few all-ins 45 min from this point, and they can agree to re-deal the hand due to the misdeal, ignoring the calls. Where is Blocker when you need him?