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Another Tough Chouette Ruling
Posted By: Daniel Murphy In Response To: Another Tough Chouette Ruling (Phil Simborg)
Date: Friday, 23 October 2009, at 3:18 p.m.
Phil: We have MANY RULES that are not explicit. Another example: the Crawford Rule. You cannot double on the Crawford game. But some people do, and there is disagreement, even between tournament directors, on whether a double that is accepted should count. Why not state that the double does not count even if mistakenly given and mistakenly accepted?
I believe that in an issue of Flint there was what I thought was an authoritative statement by CJC that Crawford game doubles are invalid, period. This (following DBgF's example) is a simple and excellent interpretation of the Crawford rule. Why would other ABT directors not be following it?
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