Tournament Rules - v1.5
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| 702.5.b. |
Once extra cards being looked at have touched a new private or secret group from their original source, they become part of that group. If the extra cards have not touched a new group, this is instead a Looking at Secret Information error. > |
| 702.5.b.1. |
For example, if a player plays a Stacked Deck and adds a fourth card to the private set of cards they are looking at, it is Looking at Extra Cards. If they correctly look at the top three, but knock the top card of their Main Deck over without adding it to the private group, it is Looking at Secret Information. > |
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See 702.10. for more on Looking at Secret Information errors. > |
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| 702.5.c. |
Remedies: > |
| 702.5.c.1. |
If the error is caught while the erroring player is looking at the extra cards, the next opponent in turn order of the erroring player looks at the private group and chooses the appropriate number of extra cards to shuffle back into the randomized portion of the appropriate deck. > |
| 702.5.c.1.a. |
If one or more of the cards has already been added to a new group of cards, the next opponent in turn order of the erroring player looks at that group and chooses the appropriate number of cards to return to the original group of cards being looked at. Then perform 702.5.c.1 > |
| 702.5.c.2. |
If the error is caught at a later stage in the game, instruct players to continue playing. > |
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