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Clock ignorant questions
Posted By: Matt Cohn-Geier In Response To: Clock ignorant questions (Frankie D)
Date: Tuesday, 6 January 2009, at 9:10 p.m.
1) Can you take a timeout in the middle of a game? If so, what are the clock "mechanics" to do this?
No, I don't believe so. You may pause/center the clock to call a director. Or if your dice fall off the table or other irregularities, the clock may be stopped.
2) Related to question 1, can you stop the clock to write down a position or take a picture of a position for future study?
No, you write down a position on your own time (or on your opponent's, as long as you aren't too distracting--I wouldn't appreciate standing-on-chairs flash photography while my clock is running). If your opponent is generous I guess he can choose to stop your clock so you can take a picture, really unnecessary though.
3) When matches are clocked, are there a fixed number of "breaks"? If so, can you take the break in the middle of a game or only between games?
This follows the same rules for unclocked matches: each player is allowed one 5 minute break per match <13 points, taken between games. If you desperately need a second break it's probably unlikely that someone will stop you.
4) Assuming the standard is 12 seconds per move and 2 minutes per point, is time added back to your total remaining time if you take less than 12 seconds to make a move?
No. Your total remaining time only goes down once play has started.
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