[psandman]

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I have no problem with the board being corrected here since there was no possible action at the time the error was made.

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I don't either, but is there a rule that relates to this situation? I'd be surprised if it's totally discretionary.

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Well since your focus seems to be on whether the dealers putting out a tunr and river and declaring a winner terminates the opportunity to correct a mistake, the general rule is that a decision or ruling (in this case correcting the mistake of the overburn) may be made regarding a hand up until the next deal starts.

As such if the floor had been called over by the dealer when he realized his error, the floor could have replaced the turn and river with the "proper" cards even though the dealer had already declared you the "winner."