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Controversy in the Chou
Posted By: Rich Munitz In Response To: Controversy in the Chou (Chuck Bower)
Date: Saturday, 26 September 2009, at 7:22 p.m.
Well, you are certainly costing your Calcutta owner equity by allowing your opponent to change one LEGAL play to another (better one) after he has legally ended his turn.
I agree completely with Phil (note the date and time). I would kick myself hard for making such a mental error, but I would never even consider suggesting to my opponent that I be allowed to fix it after I ended my turn. I'd expect my opponent to similarly own up to their mistake. The rules clearly do not even make a late correction an option.
Money play does permit settlements, and so while there is no legal basis for a correction of the checker play error, agreeing to a wash as was done, is perfectly legal. But for tournament play, the situation is clear.
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