Tournament Rules - v1.5
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| 702.10.b.2. |
If this is not possible, reveal the information to all players to remove the information advantage and instruct the players to continue playing. |
| 702.11. |
Looking at Opponent Private Information [Warning]: A player accidentally looks at information that is private to their opponent. |
| 702.11.a. |
Players should not be penalized via a remedy for errors their opponents make. Example: If one of your opponents inappropriately drops a card from their hand on the table, you do not receive a penalty if you see it. |
| 702.11.b. |
Remedies: |
| 702.11.b.1. |
The opponent whose private information it is may decide whether to take involved cards in the now-known private information and re-randomize them with the original randomized source of appropriate cards. |
| 702.11.b.2. |
If they decide not to, instruct the players to proceed. |
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See CR 128. Privacy for information types. |
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