Is This a CE?

[BryanV21]

Originally Posted by Kansas Ref

I suspect that in that event, Bryanv21 was prolly thinking to himself "...this doesn't seem right to do". But he may have been less inclined to voice his disagreement because his partners were perhaps more senior than him--though not necessarily more knowledgeable--and sort of bulled their way towards a rationalization. Did you ask whoever the T or C was, why they did not make the initial GT violation call?

He made it sound like he just swallowed his whistle before.

By the time I learned about what happened (after my partner had already changed the call) it was too late to even try and change his mind.

I am the "kid" on the crew, but I would have spoke up against it being a CE if they had asked me before changing the call.

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[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by HokiePaul

Maybe I'm overthinking this, but ...
This wasn't a correctable error to begin with -- it was just a missed call. However, when the official told the table to count the score, does that create a correctable error situation for erroneously counting a score?

That is correct.

I'm a big believer in people needing to be accountable for their actions.

[Bcopas]

The officials' huddle should have been with all 3, not just 2.