A Four-Card Flop
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JJ Liu opened with a raise from the cutoff seat, and Anh Le three-bet on the button. In the small blind, Julian Parmann made it four bets to play, enough to fold Liu. Le called the extra bet, and off they went heads up.
The flop came out, um, 
...
"That's not possible," Liu astutely noted. The dealer nodded and called the floor, and Liu repeated, "No, I mean that's not possible. I'll tell you later." The table knew what that meant; one of her mucked cards had gotten scooped up into the flop.
The floor came over, and Liu explained that she had folded the . The dealer knew exactly how it happened, and he was 100% sure that the flop was correct minus the extra card. The flop was allowed to stand, and one more bet from Parmann was enough to fold Le and earn him the pot.
Le - 330,000
Parmann, 240,000