Tournament Rules - v1.5
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| 502.6.a. |
As part of acknowledging changes to public information, the accountable player must communicate the change to all other players in an understandable and observable way. Examples include verbally announcing the change, physically indicating the change, or other means of communication understood and agreed upon by all players in the game. > |
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See 506.3.e. for examples of observable impact. > |
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| 502.7. |
Players must answer honestly any questions regarding public information. > |
| 502.8. |
Players must not represent public or derived information incorrectly. > |
| 502.9. |
Players must point out discrepancies between announced and recorded public information. > |
| 503. |
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| 503.1. |
In competitions, players may take actions that skip parts of the technically precise play sequence without explicitly announcing that sequence. > |
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