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Players decide to ID while one of them get a GL from deck check

April 16, 2016 02:21:41 AM

Monsuporn Lauhaphand
Judge (Level 3 (International Judge Program))

Southeast Asia

Players decide to ID while one of them get a GL from deck check

Hello,

Player A got GL from deck check and they decided to ID

What's the proper report score?
a) 0-0-3 (for ID.)
b) 1-1-1 because they agree to draw but the loss game need to report.
c) other e.g. 1-1-3 (mix between both a) and b) or 1-1-0 ?

Thank you

April 16, 2016 02:43:16 AM

Bartłomiej Wieszok
Judge (Level 2 (International Judge Program)), Tournament Organizer

Europe - Central

Players decide to ID while one of them get a GL from deck check

I think 0-0-3 is the proper choice there. We are already tracking infraction through Penalty tab in WER. However, I think that there is not so much difference since games won would affect only 2nd and 3rd tie.

April 16, 2016 05:01:54 AM

Charles Featherer
Judge (Level 2 (Judge Foundry))

USA - Northeast

Players decide to ID while one of them get a GL from deck check

Is 0-1-1 or 0-1-2 an option here? I'm not sure how WER calculates, but it would seem important to record the GL in the results. ID is a 0-0-3, but it's not really what has happened. I agree with Barlomiej though, I'm not sure that there is much difference.

April 16, 2016 05:08:38 AM

Dan Collins
Forum Moderator
Judge (Level 5 (Judge Foundry)), Scorekeeper

USA - Northeast

Players decide to ID while one of them get a GL from deck check

Charles, either of those would be a win by player 2. 1-1-1 is probably the
most correct as an ID after at least one game was “played”. Ultimately it
doesn't matter /that/ much.
On Apr 16, 2016 8:02 AM, “Charles Featherer” <

April 16, 2016 06:39:02 AM

Scott Marshall
Forum Moderator
Judge (Level 4 (Judge Foundry)), Hall of Fame

USA - Southwest

Players decide to ID while one of them get a GL from deck check

I'll just say “what Dan said” - the match starts 0-1, so the only way to draw is for Player 1 to concede game 2, making it 1-1 at that point. The difference between 1-1 and 1-1-1 are almost irrelevant.

d:^D